Guwahati, 15 February (PTI) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Saturday that many countries have a big challenge in attracting the investment advisory investment against the North Eastern Region, even the state here is one here later this month The mega business is ready for the summit.
Sarma said that he has requested countries to see Assam in Assam in Assam and not all North Eastern states in the club simultaneously.
He said that negotiations with Japan, Australia and other countries are already running, to persuade them to withdraw adverse advisors because the local government is insisting on seeing Assam in separation from other states of the region from other states of the region. Is.
Sarma said that while addressing a press conference in the run-up for ‘Advantage Assam 2.0 Investment and Infrastructure Summit’, Sarma said, “Most of the embassies have marked Assam in ‘Gray’ in Assam and in Assam There is a legal warning for its citizens, as the state has a club as a ‘North East’. The advisor is being persuaded to replace, with a team from the Asian country to look into the matter already, while an Australian delegation is about to arrive soon.
There is no adverse situation in Assam, and all stakeholders including the government, media and public will have to live together to run the house at this point, he said.
“As the Chief Minister of Assam, I cannot influence other states. What I am doing is asking them (foreign nations) to see Assam in Assam, ”he said.
“To attract foreign investment, the travel advisor must withdraw. And at the same time, we have to show them our strength, such as our human resources, peace and stability for skilling options – political, economically and in law and order, ”he said.
The CM said that the non-availability of the huge path of land required to establish large industries is also a problem for the state, which the government has worked to address, the CM said.
“Despite these limitations, we are in the process of ensuring foreign investment this time. And if we can address these issues, more investment will come. People have a major role in furthering the work of hoe being done by the government through the upcoming summit, ”he said.
The two -day summit will be opened on 25 February by Prime Minister Narendra Modi confirming the participation of Japan, Australia, Bhutan, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia as ‘partner countries’.
Sarma said that the Republic of Philippines, Finland, Iceland, Austria and Korea have confirmed attendance at the summit, while 14 other countries are waiting for confirmation.
Participation from four major bilateral agencies and three multilateral agencies will be seen at the summit, he said.
More than 7,000 participants have already registered for the summit, which will focus on discussion on various thematic areas, the CM said. PTI SSG NN
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