Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has embarked on a three-day official trip to Singapore to attract global investments, establish strategic alliances, and position the state as a leading center for industrial, digital, and green energy advancements. This visit aligns with the India-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) Roadmap, focusing on economic cooperation, digitalization, sustainability, connectivity, advanced manufacturing, and skill development. Chief Minister Adityanath is set to engage in high-level discussions with Singaporean political leaders and institutional investors during this visit.
The visit aims to leverage international expertise and capital to boost economic growth and enhance cooperation between India and Singapore at national and sub-national levels. Scheduled from February 22 to 24, 2026, the trip includes meetings with key Singaporean figures such as Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan. Additionally, engagements with prominent investors and business leaders in various sectors like digital infrastructure, logistics, aviation, and financial services are on the agenda.
Chief Minister Adityanath’s itinerary involves discussions on developing AI-enabled data centers near Noida International Airport, aviation-related industrial growth, skill enhancement through technical education, and initiatives promoting green energy and sustainability. The visit will conclude with an Invest UP Mega Roadshow to highlight Uttar Pradesh as an attractive investment destination, showcasing opportunities in digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, logistics, aviation, and renewable energy sectors.
Uttar Pradesh, known for being India’s most populous state and one of the fastest-growing economies, anticipates a Gross State Domestic Product of nearly Rs 36 lakh crore in 2025-26. With investor-friendly policies and a digital single-window system, the state is keen on expanding economic ties with Singapore, a significant contributor to India’s Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). This visit aims to translate discussions into tangible projects and enhance economic collaboration between India and Singapore at the sub-national level.
