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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that the government is getting even better response than they had imagined after the Global Investor Summit 2025.
Yadav stated that it is the right time for Madhya Pradesh to take what has the nature given to the state. He added that for the betterment of the people, poor, farmers, youth and women, the only way was to have a global investors summit. Speaking to ANI, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav said, "We are getting a better response than we had imagined. This is the right time to take forward what nature has given to Madhya Pradesh. For the betterment of the state, for the betterment of the poor, farmers, youth and women, the only way was to have a Global Investor Summit. By capitalising on these opportunities on the strength of its systems, Madhya Pradesh is becoming strong..." Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal will be hosting the "Invest MP Global Investor Summit" (GIS) 2025 from February 24 to 25. The summit aims to showcase state's vast investment potential and bring together global and domestic investors. As per the official press release, the state government has invited entrepreneurs from 60 different countries to explore the investment opportunities in Madhya Pradesh. The summit will witness the participation of 13 ambassadors, six high commissioners, and several consul generals from key strategic nations, further strengthening international business ties. Several leading industrialists from the country are also participating in summit. Notable business leaders attending include Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group; Gautam Adani, Chairman of Adani Group; Nadir Godrej, Chairman and MD of Godrej Industries Limited; Piruz Khambatta, Group Chairman of Rasna Private Limited; Baba N Kalyani, Chairman and MD of Bharat Forge Limited; Rahul Awasthi, Global Head of Operations at Sun Pharmaceuticals Limited; and Neeraj Akhoury, CEO of ACC Limited. The diplomatic delegation at GIS-2025 will be led by consul generals from Germany, Japan, Switzerland, and Malaysia. Senior representatives from the United Kingdom, Poland, the Netherlands, and Canada will also be present. Additionally, ambassadors from Nepal, Morocco, Zimbabwe, Angola, and Burkina Faso, along with high commissioners from Rwanda, Seychelles, Jamaica, Lesotho, and Uganda, have confirmed their participation. The World Bank will play a crucial role in GIS-2025, led by Country Director Auguste Tano Kouame, accompanied by senior specialists in infrastructure and digital transformation. (ANI)
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