CM pushes for policy reforms to boost industrial investment

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has directed officials to take all possible measures to ensure significant investment across various sectors in the state. He emphasised the need to revise existing policies, where necessary, to drive industrial growth, create jobs and maximise investments.

Saini chaired a meeting of the Industries and Commerce Department on Wednesday.

“Haryana plans to establish 10 ultra-modern industrial townships across the state, following the success of IMT-Kharkhoda. Proactive steps are essential to facilitate industrial establishment and draw global investments,” Saini stated. He proposed the creation of an ultra-modern IT Park in the state, along with special incentives for both industries and MSMEs, to make Haryana an even more attractive investment destination.

The CM also acknowledged the steps taken by the Central Government in promoting manufacturing and boosting MSMEs across the country.

He stressed Haryana's strategic location near the Capital and its strong infrastructure as key factors that make state ideal for investments. He noted that many Indians living abroad are eager to invest in Haryana. "The Industries Department and Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) should get in touch with such entrepreneurs and facilitate their investments in the state,” he added.

He stressed that these initiatives should be goal-oriented to ensure timely implementation and results.

In a separate meeting, the Chief Minister directed officials to focus on attracting investments in the Aerospace and Defense sectors. Haryana has introduced an Aerospace and Defense Investment Policy with a goal of making the state a national aerospace and defense hub. The state aims to attract $1 billion investment in the next five years in this sector.