Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasized the state’s growing appeal for global investments during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos. Sarma stated that Assam’s presence at the event showcased India’s shift towards inclusive economic progress, attracting attention from international investors. He highlighted Assam’s transition from a traditional focus on tea and hydrocarbons to diverse sectors like fertilizers, semiconductors, electronics manufacturing, and green energy.
Assam’s representation at Davos symbolized India’s commitment to representing all regions on the global stage, moving beyond a few select states. Sarma expressed confidence in India’s ability to attract and sustain investments, with Assam emerging as a competitive investment destination. The Chief Minister described the discussions at Davos as productive, leading to the signing of significant memoranda of understanding aimed at boosting Assam’s economic development.
Sarma noted that the state government engaged extensively with global and domestic investors, laying a strong foundation for future projects and economic growth in Assam. He expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the meetings, foreseeing tangible investments and long-term benefits for the state. The Chief Minister concluded that the visit had been fruitful, with promising prospects for Assam’s economic advancement.
