Synopsis
At the Bengal Global Business Summit, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren called upon entrepreneurs and investors to explore the abundant investment opportunities in Jharkhand, highlighting its mineral wealth and industrial potential.Key Takeaways
- Hemant Soren invites investment in Jharkhand.
- Focus on inter-state collaboration for economic growth.
- Jharkhand possesses 40% of India's mineral wealth.
- Investment opportunities in textiles, tourism, and culture.
- Government support for entrepreneurs in Jharkhand.
Kolkata, Feb 5 (NationPress) Chief Minister Hemant Soren of Jharkhand addressed the Bengal Global Business Summit on Wednesday, urging entrepreneurs and investors from both India and international markets to consider investment prospects in Jharkhand.
He emphasized the state's significant mineral resources and industrial capabilities, advocating for enhanced inter-state collaboration to stimulate economic development.
This summit, organized by the West Bengal government under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, has drawn notable business figures and investors. Banerjee had personally invited Soren to participate in the summit to foster regional economic partnerships.
During the inaugural session, Soren remarked, "With the swift progress of technology, it is imperative to cultivate cooperation and engagement among states to forge a robust and prosperous nation. Events like this are vital for improving trade relations and drawing investment, which in turn promotes growth and innovation."
He expressed optimism that discussions with industry leaders at the summit would positively influence Jharkhand's development path.
"I warmly invite all entrepreneurs and investors present at the Bengal Global Business Summit 2025 to consider investing in Jharkhand. Your ventures will propel the state's advancement and open up new possibilities," he stated.
Highlighting Jharkhand's abundant resources, Soren pointed out that the state possesses 40% of India's mineral wealth and is a key supplier of essential raw materials for numerous industries. Despite its historical economic contributions, he noted the necessity for renewed initiatives to enhance industrial development.
"Many corporate entities have already committed investments, but we need to elevate Jharkhand's industrial expansion further. We are launching new strategies to attract industries and improve the business environment," he added.
Besides mineral-based ventures, Soren underscored investment possibilities in sectors like textiles, tourism, art, and culture.
He highlighted that Jharkhand is the top producer of Tussar silk, presenting vast opportunities in the textile industry.
"With its rich heritage, culture, and natural landscapes, Jharkhand is an attractive location for tourism investments. We encourage entrepreneurs to delve into these fields, and the government will provide comprehensive support," he assured.
Soren also pointed out the strong cultural and economic connections between Jharkhand and West Bengal, suggesting that initiatives like this summit pave the way for new regional development prospects. "Both states have deep-rooted historical and economic ties. Strengthening this collaboration will lead to shared growth and prosperity," he concluded.
