Haryana holds road show in Singapore to attract investors

The Haryana government signed five MOUs (memorandum of understanding) for projects worth ₹18,000 crore on Tuesday, during a road show held in Singapore to showcase the investment potential and opportunities the state offers.

More than 100 representatives from top companies of Singapore took part in the road show, a government spokesperson said.

The signed MOUs pertain to setting up of townships, logistics parks, wellness projects, power transmission and distribution, affordable housing, green power generation, grain drying yards, aviation hub, industrial infrastructure and smart cities.

Addressing a gathering of Singapore-based investors during the road show, chief minister (CM) Manohar Lal Khattar outlined the investment opportunities in Haryana.

Making a strong pitch for Haryana as a preferred investment destination, he said Haryana provides a conducive eco-system for the growth of enterprises and invited all to invest in the state.

He assured the investors of hassle-free business environment and wholehearted support of his government.

Sharing his vision for Haryana, Khattar said, “We aim at promoting Haryana as a vibrant and competitive destination internationally. We want to make the state a corporate capital, an industrial hub and a residential and entertainment centre while retaining the edge it enjoys in manufacturing, services and knowledge sectors.”