Focus now on implementation of MoUs: Minister | Patna News – Times of India
Patna: Buoyed by the enthusiastic response to the two-day Bihar Business Connect 2024, industries and tourism minister Nitish Mishra announced the govt’s focus would now shift towards translating the Rs 1.80 lakh crore worth of MoUs into tangible projects.
“Now our real task will start — the conversion of these MoUs into projects, including their sanctioning and approval,” Mishra said. He added that the govt would cater to the specific needs of the investors, whether it be land allotment, specialised infrastructure or tailored policy support.
Mishra revealed plans to draft a new policy incorporating feedback from one-on-one interactions and the CEOs’ roundtable discussions held with the state’s chief secretary and development commissioner. “The policies will not only be competitive compared to those of other states but also designed to be highly attractive for investors,” he added.
Reiterating his optimism, Mishra said the state was poised to establish itself as a prominent destination for investment. “We are committed to ensuring a smooth experience for all investors and creating an ecosystem that facilitates their projects,” he said.
During the summit, Mishra personally engaged with several investors across both days, providing assurance of his department’s support to help realise their commitments.
“Now our real task will start — the conversion of these MoUs into projects, including their sanctioning and approval,” Mishra said. He added that the govt would cater to the specific needs of the investors, whether it be land allotment, specialised infrastructure or tailored policy support.
Mishra revealed plans to draft a new policy incorporating feedback from one-on-one interactions and the CEOs’ roundtable discussions held with the state’s chief secretary and development commissioner. “The policies will not only be competitive compared to those of other states but also designed to be highly attractive for investors,” he added.
Reiterating his optimism, Mishra said the state was poised to establish itself as a prominent destination for investment. “We are committed to ensuring a smooth experience for all investors and creating an ecosystem that facilitates their projects,” he said.
During the summit, Mishra personally engaged with several investors across both days, providing assurance of his department’s support to help realise their commitments.
