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Boasting second position after Maharashtra in terms of growth parameters

Boasting second position after Maharashtra in terms of growth parameters, the Tamil Nadu government on the last day of “Make in India” on Thursday pitched for attracting more investment in the state. “We have 22,000 mw of power providing uninterrupted power supply. Velmurugan, IES, Executive Vice Chairman, Tamil Nadu Guidance Bureau, said, “Only Maharashtra is ahead of Tamil Nadu in economic growth, as no other state is growing at the speed of 8 per cent. We have the third highest foreign direct investment in the country after Maharashtra and Delhi.Ambuj Sharma, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary and Commissioner – Industries, Government of Tamil Nadu, highlighted that the state government has sought to promote “Clean and Green” technologies and industries. He focused on the state government’s recent push to offer support to the MSME sector through common facility centres.”Spelling out investor-friendly initiatives by Tamil Nadu, Mr Velmurugan Rubber Wheel Chock Factory said that the state has a single-window system for industrial clearance which takes only 30 to 60 days.. Dr R. Among these are a new pharma park at Tiruvallur and an integrated textile park being developed at Ramanathapuram which is in close proximity to Tutticorin Port. We also have three modern ports for trade and transportation,” he said. Selvaraj, IAS, managing director, State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu (SIPCOT), spoke of 20 industrial parks that have already been established in Tamil Nadu and invited investors to help build and develop 12 new industrial parks which have already been sanctioned.Giving a detailed presentation on the state, M. Officials and industrialists from Tamil Nadu showcased its strengths and success stories before the business community and promised best possible facilities to potential investors. We are the most urbanised state and the biggest market. He invited investors to come forward for upgrading of existing industrial estates where both the government and private sector could be involved in a joint venture model

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