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Chandigarh, September 24

Xelerate North-2021, a day-long virtual summit was organised by Assocham.

Himachal Pradesh Industries Minister Bikram Singh said: “To further grow its already impressive pharmaceutical industry, the HP Government recently asked the Centre to sanction a ‘bulk drug pharma park’ for the state.”

President of Assocham Vineet Agarwal said factors such as world-class infrastructure, good education and healthcare system were important. However, the presence of a favourable policy environment has been listed as the most essential factor in the ability of a state/country to attract investments across a variety of sectors. — TNS

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