Uttar Pradesh Became The First Choice Of Investors

Uttar Pradesh became the first choice of investors in the Yogi government, 24 countries invested 50 thousand crores.

Uttar Pradesh has emerged as an example of how a state can be transformed if there is better law and order.

In fact, during the last five years of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh has become the first choice of foreign investors.

More than 24 countries have invested more than 50 thousand crore rupees in UP.

Now it is expected that from the Global Investors Summit-23 (GIS) to be held in January next year, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the state will increase further.

With this, the target of investment of Rs 10 lakh crore in the state is also likely to be fulfilled.

Let us inform you that CM Yogi has made continuous efforts to create an industrial environment in Uttar Pradesh.

First, the law and order were fixed, and then the investors were promised a fear-free environment. The Industrial Development Department also created a dedicated helpdesk for foreign investment.

As a result, investment proposals worth Rs 26,371 crore were received from 12 countries in the last five years.

Land allotted for 39 projects. It is expected that more than 38 thousand people will get employment from these investments.

The major investor countries investing in Uttar Pradesh are companies from Singapore, the US, Japan, the UK, Canada, Germany, and South Korea.

For the Global Investors Summit i.e. GIS 23, a letter has been written by the Government of Uttar Pradesh to 93 Embassies, Foreign Ministries, and Invest India.

Various policies are being upgraded by the government to attract foreign investors. Along with this, some new policies are also being brought.

For this, full preparations are being made by the government. It is being told that with this the target of investment of Rs 10 lakh crore in the state will also be fulfilled.

Let us tell you that recently Yogi Adityanath had said in a meeting in Bijnor that no investor wanted to come to Uttar Pradesh, but now there is no riot in the state.

Law and order have been tightened and our police are working continuously for this.

As a result of this, investors are coming to the state for investment, and employment is being created, which is telling about the changing nature of Uttar Pradesh.