Odisha prepares for a venture to secure investments for its industries from foreign sources. Chief Minister of the State, Mohan Charan Majhi, will conduct a three-day investment mission in the UAE from 9th to 11th September. Majhi stated on Monday ahead of the tour that Odisha is looking forward to establishing an industrial economy by exports. He stated that Odisha is keen to secure investments and forge business relations with international partners. Majhi further stated that Odisha has an existing industrial base which can be developed into an industrial cluster.
Delegation To Meet Investors In Abu Dhabi And Dubai
The delegation will travel to Abu Dhabi and Dubai. They will have meetings with investors, investment firms, financial institutions, and businesspeople from the UAE. They will also interact with people from the business fraternity there. The State Minister for Industries, Sampad Chandra Swain, said that the government would showcase the opportunities in the areas of. These sectors include metals, ports, logistics, food and seafood exports, rare earth, shipbuilding, and the chemical industry. All of these sectors would be showcased by the government. The government is emphasizing these sectors. The government is concentrating on these sectors.
Key Sectors On Odisha's Investment Radar
The government will pay special attention to areas such as metallurgy, seafood exports, port-based industrial and logistics parks, shipbuilding parks, rare earth corridors, slurry pipeline projects, and chemical and petrochemical parks. Government officials feel that since Odisha is located on the Indian seacoast, this gives the state a natural edge in making port-oriented investments. It is expected that this would result in investments and improved supply chain connections. Abu Dhabi meetings will be concerned with FDI and long-term capital investment. One-on-one meetings will be held in Dubai in order to understand the needs of global organizations before entering India.
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