MP CM to Attract Investments in Dubai 'Spain

Bhopal, Jul 12 (PTI) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will visit Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and Spain between July 13 and 19 to showcase the state as a prime investment destination, officials said on Saturday.
He will interact with companies and shed light on MP's friendly policy for attracting investment, they added.
Yadav's sojourn will be another significant move in Madhya Pradesh's global investment attraction strategy, an official release said.
In Dubai, Yadav is slated to have an important meeting with representatives of Indian Business and Professional Council to showcase MP's industrial preparedness and investment policies, while high-level discussions will take place with international retail and infrastructure giants like Lulu International Group, Landmark Group and Nakheel Group.

These talks will centre around potential partnerships in logistics parks, warehousing, retail chains, and other investment opportunities in the state, an official said.
"Thereafter, from July 16 to 19, the CM will tour Spain to engage with leading automobile companies and green mobility technology investors in Barcelona. He will also meet personnel from top companies in the textile, garment and design sectors, in order to boost initiatives like PM MITRA Park, Textile ODOP, and existing clusters such as Vardhman," he said.
A key thrust of his Spain visit will also be on the tourism and heritage hospitality sectors, aiming to promote Madhya Pradesh as a prime destination for heritage-based tourism investment, the official said.
"The CM had visited the United Kingdom and Germany in November and December last year and Japan in January this year. These visits not only led to result-oriented dialogues with investors but also helped identify practical investment opportunities after understanding the industrial strengths of these nations," the release added.
As a result, sectors like health technology, automobile, university linkages, electronics, and advanced manufacturing have seen the beginning of concrete projects on the ground, said officials.