Answer State Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday invited investors from India and abroad to invest in the state. He said that Uttar Pradesh has facilities like land bank of 75,000 acres, different policies for different sectors, timely incentives and system of all types of approvals at one place. Speaking at the foundation stone laying ceremony of Amber and Ascent-K Circuits electronics manufacturing plant at Jewar in Gautam Buddha Nagar, the CM said that there has been a big change in the state in recent years, making it an attractive place for investment.
Uttar Pradesh is welcoming investors from the country and the world with a land bank of 75,000 acres.
Yogi Adityanath said, “Jewar area of western Uttar Pradesh was once struggling with its identity crisis. But now it has completely changed. There has been a lot of improvement in law and order and today Uttar Pradesh is welcoming investors from the country and the world with a land bank of 75,000 acres.” The Chief Minister said that the state has made policies for 36 different sectors, which helps the investors in choosing the right sector and also gets the support of the government.
Any investor can start a project without any human intervention.
The Chief Minister said that any investor can start a project without any human intervention and contribute to accelerating the pace of development. He said the investment of over Rs 6,045 crore by Amber Group and South Korea’s Ascent-K Circuits will create employment and encourage setting up of more units in the electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
Chief Minister expressed gratitude to Union Ministers including PM Modi
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of making India a global electronics manufacturing hub, he thanked Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnav. He also thanked Union Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav, who helped in taking the projects forward by giving timely approval.
More than 96 lakh MSME enterprises are registered in UP.
The Chief Minister said, “Our aim is that the products we import today should be made in India and exported across the world. India has to emerge as a global hub for electronic components.” The Chief Minister said that Uttar Pradesh has already become the MSME hub of the country, with more than 96 lakh registered MSME enterprises.
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