The Jharkhand Global Investments Summit to be held on 16-17 February is being organized to increase per capital income, growth rate and gross domestic product of the state which will be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi through video conferencing on February 16, said Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das.
Apart from well-known forty industrialists, 12 to 15 central ministers a would grace the occasion. Also teams from China and Australia would take part in the two-day summit.
Das said that Japan, Czech Republic, Tunisia and Mongolia would be partner countries for the summit and 2,500 delegates from across the globe are expected to be present.
Das said that an Investment Promotion Board would be set up and it would meet every month and any bottleneck would be removed.
Industrialists from Jharkhand could expand their business through business-to-business meetings and they could put their proposals on Momentum Jharkhand Portal’s B-to-B indicator.
Das said that a Bhoomi pujan would be held in March to set up textile industry in Jharkhand, and the proposed port at Sahibganj would help grow business. The construction of AIIMS at Deoghar would help people in eight to nine districts.
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