"Govt running campaign to create employment opportunities in all areas in state": MP CM Mohan Yadav on Regional Industry Conclaves - World News Network

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], September 20 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said that the state government is continuously working on development in different areas and running a campaign to create employment opportunities in all areas in the state.
“Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Madhya Pradesh is continuously working on development in different areas. Regional Industry Conclaves are being organised continuously in Madhya Pradesh. Through this, industrialists and investors from different areas invest in Madhya Pradesh and provide employment opportunities here. Therefore, the government is running a campaign to continuously create employment opportunities in all areas, including small scale industries, food industries, IT (Information Technology), AI (Artificial Intelligences), youth, poor, farmers and women,” CM Yadav told ANI.
He further explained the campaign initiated with the formation of the government in the state and in the series the fourth edition of Regional Industry Conclave scheduled to be held in Sagar on September 27.
“We started this campaign with the formation of the government in the state and the next part of its campaign is going to be held in Sagar on September 27. Last time we were in Gwalior, before that we were in Jabalpur. This sequence is continuing. We are continuously inviting people to come to Sagar. Investors are eager to invest in Madhya Pradesh on a large scale in various sectors, including education, health and different types of industries,” the CM said.
Highlighting the interactive sessions being held outside the state for investment in the state, the CM said that he was also visiting different cities, inviting big investors to invest in Madhya Pradesh with resolving their doubts and explaining the state government’s schemes to them.
“I am also going to the big cities where big investors live, inviting them, communicating with them, resolving their doubts and how they can benefit from the government’s schemes. Last time I went to Bangalore, before that to Mumbai and now I am going to Kolkata this time. After returning from there, I will virtually connect to our local investors here who are already working here and industrialists and will try to resolve their problems,” CM Mohan Yadavsaid.
The Chief Minister further explained the policy of the state government to promote industrialists and said that local industrialists are the priority of the state government.
“Our policy is how those already working can expand their avenues and how Madhya Pradesh’s investors working in only one sector can move to another sector. Also, people from other states can also do business in the state. Along with all the industrialists of all regions, locals of Madhya Pradesh are our priority. I am satisfied that the public is also appreciating it and there is a positive environment. New doors of development will be opened in all the sectors in the state,” he concluded.
Notably, the Regional Industry Conclaves are being held in the state as a pre-event of the “Invest Madhya Pradesh-Global Investor Summit-2025”.
GIS-2025 is proposed to be organised in Bhopal on February 7 and 8 next year. The main objective of the GIS-2025 Summit is to establish Madhya Pradesh as a favourable investment destination and to include it among the leading states of the country by highlighting the capabilities, abundant resources and favourable industrial environment of the state.
The first edition of Regional Industry Conclave was organised in Ujjain on March 1 and 2 this year. Later, the conclave was held in Jabalpur on July 20 and then in Gwalior last month on August 28.
Besides, Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in MP events is also being held simultaneously outside the state as part of the pre-event of ‘Invest Madhya Pradesh-Global Investor Summit-2025’. (ANI)

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