CHANDIGARH: Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Saturday that a logistic hub would be developed over 1,100 acres in Narnaul. A Dubai-based company has expressed intent to invest, the CM added.
Khattar, who was interacting with the newspersons in Fatehabad, said the state government had taken several positive steps to attract investment in Haryana. He said meetings have been held with various industrial groups and MoUs have been signed with about 150 big companies promising investment worth Rs 86,000 crore.
He said, "A new industrial policy has been implemented so that huge amount of investment is made in Haryana. For this, the registration process has been made simple and all approvals related to establishing new projects are being granted under a single roof."
The CM said apart from that several rebates were given to the industrial groups to motivate them to set up ventures in Haryana to generate employment opportunities for the youths of the state. Liaison officers had been deputed to assist the industrial groups, Khattar said.
Referring to his visit to Dubai, the CM said some big industrialists from the Gulf nations were keen on investing in Haryana. "On the pattern of the 'Global City' being developed over 1,200 acres in Delhi, big industrialists have shown interest in investing in similar projects in Haryana. Industrialists from Dubai would visit the state for a meeting with the state government in January 2018," he said.
Referring to Fatehabad, Khattar also announced that a hub for agro-based industry would be set up in Fatehabad, and the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) would purchase land for the project. Besides, the Polytechnic Institute in village Dhangad would be elevated to the level of engineering college.
Khattar, who was interacting with the newspersons in Fatehabad, said the state government had taken several positive steps to attract investment in Haryana. He said meetings have been held with various industrial groups and MoUs have been signed with about 150 big companies promising investment worth Rs 86,000 crore.
He said, "A new industrial policy has been implemented so that huge amount of investment is made in Haryana. For this, the registration process has been made simple and all approvals related to establishing new projects are being granted under a single roof."
The CM said apart from that several rebates were given to the industrial groups to motivate them to set up ventures in Haryana to generate employment opportunities for the youths of the state. Liaison officers had been deputed to assist the industrial groups, Khattar said.
Referring to his visit to Dubai, the CM said some big industrialists from the Gulf nations were keen on investing in Haryana. "On the pattern of the 'Global City' being developed over 1,200 acres in Delhi, big industrialists have shown interest in investing in similar projects in Haryana. Industrialists from Dubai would visit the state for a meeting with the state government in January 2018," he said.
Referring to Fatehabad, Khattar also announced that a hub for agro-based industry would be set up in Fatehabad, and the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) would purchase land for the project. Besides, the Polytechnic Institute in village Dhangad would be elevated to the level of engineering college.
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