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Maharashtra received an investment of 45900 crores on the first day itself in Davos
Chief Minister has arrived to participate in the World Economic Forum
Mumbai It is a very auspicious time for Maharashtra. On the very first day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Maharashtra has secured an investment agreement of 45 thousand 900 crores. State Industries Minister Uday Samant has given this information.
Along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, he has arrived in Davos to participate in the International Economic Summit. MoUs have been signed with 5 companies in the presence of the Chief Minister and Industries Minister. Soon these companies will start their business in Maharashtra. This is a very positive beginning in the direction of increasing the employment of the youth of the state.
Giving information about this, Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has arrived in Davos to attend the 'World Economic Forum'. He inaugurated the Maharashtra Pavilion at the Davos conference. Here the state's progress and investor-friendly environment are visible effectively. MoUs are being signed with many important industries.
About 10 thousand youth will get employment from the first day's agreement
Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'In the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, several investment agreements were signed with different companies. About 10 thousand youth will get employment through this.
Principal Secretary Harshdeep Kamble, MIDC CEO Vipin Sharma, T.Krishna, Shri Aren, Ashish Navade, Stephen have joined the World Economic Forum along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Industries Minister Uday Samant.
45900 crore investment agreement made with these companies
Among the companies with which investment agreements worth more than 45 thousand 900 crores have been made, investments worth 12 thousand crores were made with Greenco Energy Project Private Limited. 16 thousand crores were invested in Hathway Home Services Oranda India. 16 thousand crores were invested with ICP Investment / Indus Capital. 250 crore investment agreement was signed with Rukhi Foods. An investment agreement of Rs 1,650 crore was signed with Nipro Pharma Packaging India Pvt Ltd.
Will talk when investment comes to Maharashtra - Sanjay Raut
Giving his reaction to this news in a conversation with the media today, Shiv Sena's Thackeray faction leader Sanjay Raut said today that if an investment of 45 thousand 900 crores has been made, it has really happened, then it is a good thing. But when these investments come to Maharashtra, when people start getting employment, then we will talk. For the time being, let's talk about the fact that projects like Foxconn and Tata Airbus worth two and a half lakh crores of Maharashtra's right have gone out of the state and along with it lakhs of jobs have been lost.
Chief Minister has arrived to participate in the World Economic Forum
Mumbai It is a very auspicious time for Maharashtra. On the very first day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Maharashtra has secured an investment agreement of 45 thousand 900 crores. State Industries Minister Uday Samant has given this information.
Along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, he has arrived in Davos to participate in the International Economic Summit. MoUs have been signed with 5 companies in the presence of the Chief Minister and Industries Minister. Soon these companies will start their business in Maharashtra. This is a very positive beginning in the direction of increasing the employment of the youth of the state.
Giving information about this, Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has arrived in Davos to attend the 'World Economic Forum'. He inaugurated the Maharashtra Pavilion at the Davos conference. Here the state's progress and investor-friendly environment are visible effectively. MoUs are being signed with many important industries.
About 10 thousand youth will get employment from the first day's agreement
Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'In the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, several investment agreements were signed with different companies. About 10 thousand youth will get employment through this.
Principal Secretary Harshdeep Kamble, MIDC CEO Vipin Sharma, T.Krishna, Shri Aren, Ashish Navade, Stephen have joined the World Economic Forum along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Industries Minister Uday Samant.
45900 crore investment agreement made with these companies
Among the companies with which investment agreements worth more than 45 thousand 900 crores have been made, investments worth 12 thousand crores were made with Greenco Energy Project Private Limited. 16 thousand crores were invested in Hathway Home Services Oranda India. 16 thousand crores were invested with ICP Investment / Indus Capital. 250 crore investment agreement was signed with Rukhi Foods. An investment agreement of Rs 1,650 crore was signed with Nipro Pharma Packaging India Pvt Ltd.
Will talk when investment comes to Maharashtra - Sanjay Raut
Giving his reaction to this news in a conversation with the media today, Shiv Sena's Thackeray faction leader Sanjay Raut said today that if an investment of 45 thousand 900 crores has been made, it has really happened, then it is a good thing. But when these investments come to Maharashtra, when people start getting employment, then we will talk. For the time being, let's talk about the fact that projects like Foxconn and Tata Airbus worth two and a half lakh crores of Maharashtra's right have gone out of the state and along with it lakhs of jobs have been lost.
Mumbai It is a very auspicious time for Maharashtra. On the very first day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Maharashtra has secured an investment agreement of 45 thousand 900 crores. State Industries Minister Uday Samant has given this information.
Along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, he has arrived in Davos to participate in the International Economic Summit. MoUs have been signed with 5 companies in the presence of the Chief Minister and Industries Minister. Soon these companies will start their business in Maharashtra. This is a very positive beginning in the direction of increasing the employment of the youth of the state.
Giving information about this, Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has arrived in Davos to attend the 'World Economic Forum'. He inaugurated the Maharashtra Pavilion at the Davos conference. Here the state's progress and investor-friendly environment are visible effectively. MoUs are being signed with many important industries.
About 10 thousand youth will get employment from the first day's agreement
Industries Minister Uday Samant said, 'In the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, several investment agreements were signed with different companies. About 10 thousand youth will get employment through this.
Principal Secretary Harshdeep Kamble, MIDC CEO Vipin Sharma, T.Krishna, Shri Aren, Ashish Navade, Stephen have joined the World Economic Forum along with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Industries Minister Uday Samant.
45900 crore investment agreement made with these companies
Among the companies with which investment agreements worth more than 45 thousand 900 crores have been made, investments worth 12 thousand crores were made with Greenco Energy Project Private Limited. 16 thousand crores were invested in Hathway Home Services Oranda India. 16 thousand crores were invested with ICP Investment / Indus Capital. 250 crore investment agreement was signed with Rukhi Foods. An investment agreement of Rs 1,650 crore was signed with Nipro Pharma Packaging India Pvt Ltd.
Will talk when investment comes to Maharashtra - Sanjay Raut
Giving his reaction to this news in a conversation with the media today, Shiv Sena's Thackeray faction leader Sanjay Raut said today that if an investment of 45 thousand 900 crores has been made, it has really happened, then it is a good thing. But when these investments come to Maharashtra, when people start getting employment, then we will talk. For the time being, let's talk about the fact that projects like Foxconn and Tata Airbus worth two and a half lakh crores of Maharashtra's right have gone out of the state and along with it lakhs of jobs have been lost.
