Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini introduced the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy, aiming to draw investments worth Rs 5 lakh crore. Additionally, investment agreements totaling Rs 1.10 lakh crore were inked. The policy rollout included nine new sector-specific industrial policies, the unveiling of an Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, and the introduction of the Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit logo.
The Chief Minister, addressing industry leaders and investors, emphasized that the new policy would enhance the industrial setup, streamline investment processes, and open up wider avenues for progress and advancement. He highlighted that the policy would steer Haryana towards a new trajectory and inject fresh energy into its development. Saini underlined the evolving global investment scenario, where industries prioritize factors beyond incentives, focusing on states that offer prompt decisions, reliability, and long-term partnerships for growth. He expressed confidence that Haryana is well-positioned in these aspects.
Characterizing the policy as more than a traditional industrial framework, Saini described Make in Haryana as a blueprint for the state’s forthcoming economic expansion. It is centered on competitiveness, innovation, sustainability, exports, job creation, and future-ready manufacturing. The Chief Minister extended an invitation to investors worldwide, portraying investment in Haryana as an investment in the future.
Highlighting Haryana’s economic prowess, Saini pointed out that despite occupying only 1.3% of India’s land area, the state contributes nearly 3.6% to the country’s GDP. He underscored Haryana’s well-connected infrastructure, including expressways, freight corridors, and rail links, positioning it as a strategic investment hub within the National Capital Region. Saini emphasized that global companies now view Haryana not just as a manufacturing hub but also as a growth center.
Saini assured that investors would no longer need to navigate multiple offices for approvals, land allotments, incentives, or clearances. Instead, a unified platform will offer all necessary services. Expressing optimism about the state’s future, he asserted that states embracing swift decision-making, efficient governance, and strong industry collaborations are poised for success. With the backing of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Haryana is ready to spearhead this future. He welcomed investors, innovators, and global partners to partake in Haryana’s upcoming growth narrative.
