J&K inks MoUs worth Rs.3,000cr
GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT: Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha met the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat, ShriBhupendra Patel today.
The Lt Governor discussed with the Gujarat Chief Minister the collaboration between J&K UT and Gujarat in various sectors and initiatives for strengthening the trade relations, exploring opportunities for mutual growth, exchanges of knowledge and capacity building.
The Lt Governor tweeted:
“Glad to have met Hon’ble CM of Gujarat, ShBhupendra Patel Ji. We discussed collaboration between J&K UT and Gujarat in various sectors and initiatives for strengthening the trade relations, exploring opportunities for mutual growth, exchanges of knowledge & capacity building.
Industrial delegations involving industry associations and trade bodies from both the regions to identify potential areas for investment and industrial partnerships, to establish a platform for networking and to share best practices in various sectors.
We also discussed about reciprocal visits of official delegations from Jammu Kashmir to Gujarat and vice versa, capacity building of emerging entrepreneurs and start ups and collaborations with leading IT companies in Gujarat and sectoral partnership”.
Meanwhile, on the sidelines of Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit at Gandhinagar, the Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today met business leaders and discussed the potential and incentives for doing business in Jammu Kashmir.
“J&K Government has inked Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 3,000 crore in different sectors during the Vibrant Gujarat Summit and we hope to see more investment in the future,” the Lt Governor said.
He said the high quality infrastructure, skilled and trained manpower, strong and diverse economy, ease of living and ease of doing business, digital infrastructure and unique potential in Agriculture, Tourism, Health Care and Manufacturing makes Jammu Kashmir one of the most attractive investment destinations.
He assured all the necessary support from the UT Administration to the investors.
