Indore: The regional investors summit in Ujjain will have sessions on investment opportunities in the dairy, agriculture, food processing, pharmaceutical and religious tourism sector.
Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC), micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) and tourism department will hold thematic sessions in the summit for industries focussing on investment opportunities and sector-wise policies.
As per the initial plan, the day one of the summit will have sessions on MSME/startups, dairy, agriculture and food processing.
Chief minister Mohan Yadav will also hold a one-on-one meeting with industries on day one and day two of the summit. Sessions on tourism, opportunities in religious tourism and pharmaceutical sector will be conducted on the second day of the summit. Interactive sessions, buyers sellers meet and one-on-one meetings will be organised for investors.
The industries department plans to showcase Vikram Udyogpuri, Ratlam Investment Region, Maksi, Pithampur Sector 7, Shajapur and Agar-Malwa industrial areas among others to industries.
Pinning hopes on fresh investment, MPIDC is planning to attract investment for 134 hectare industrial land in Ujjain and develop land parcels for industries.
“The two-day event is divided into sessions for investors, industries, interactive sessions,buyers sellers meet and one-on-one discussions. We will brief industries at personal level apart from these sessions to inform them about investment opportunities,” said MPIDC executive director Rajesh Rathod.
Ujjain trade fair and Vikramostav will also start from March 1. Around 372 shops will be allotted in the fair and so far around 278 shops were allotted and tenders have been invited for 94 shops, according to Ujjain Municipal Corporation. The corporation said that 90 shops were reserved for folk colours and handicrafts.
Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC), micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) and tourism department will hold thematic sessions in the summit for industries focussing on investment opportunities and sector-wise policies.
As per the initial plan, the day one of the summit will have sessions on MSME/startups, dairy, agriculture and food processing.
Chief minister Mohan Yadav will also hold a one-on-one meeting with industries on day one and day two of the summit. Sessions on tourism, opportunities in religious tourism and pharmaceutical sector will be conducted on the second day of the summit. Interactive sessions, buyers sellers meet and one-on-one meetings will be organised for investors.
The industries department plans to showcase Vikram Udyogpuri, Ratlam Investment Region, Maksi, Pithampur Sector 7, Shajapur and Agar-Malwa industrial areas among others to industries.
Pinning hopes on fresh investment, MPIDC is planning to attract investment for 134 hectare industrial land in Ujjain and develop land parcels for industries.
“The two-day event is divided into sessions for investors, industries, interactive sessions,buyers sellers meet and one-on-one discussions. We will brief industries at personal level apart from these sessions to inform them about investment opportunities,” said MPIDC executive director Rajesh Rathod.
Ujjain trade fair and Vikramostav will also start from March 1. Around 372 shops will be allotted in the fair and so far around 278 shops were allotted and tenders have been invited for 94 shops, according to Ujjain Municipal Corporation. The corporation said that 90 shops were reserved for folk colours and handicrafts.