Ranchi, July 9: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren will hold a series of one-on-one meetings with leading industrialists, global business executives and foreign representatives on Thursday as part of the state’s ongoing National Stakeholders Consultation aimed at attracting investments and accelerating industrial growth.
The meetings are being organised under the “Jharkhand 25: Explore Infinite Opportunities” initiative of the Industries Department.
The second day of the consultation will focus on promoting investments in key sectors, including manufacturing, energy, textiles, automobiles, food processing and tourism.
According to the official schedule, the Chief Minister will begin the meetings with representatives of the Singapore High Commission, where discussions are expected to focus on strengthening economic cooperation and exploring investment opportunities.
Soren will also meet senior executives of CRI Pumps to discuss opportunities in the energy sector. Separate meetings are scheduled with Hero Cycles Director Aditya Munjal, Jharkhand Textile Association President Deepak Agarwal, Avon Cycles Managing Director Onkar Singh Pahwa, Vrindavan Agro Industries Joint Managing Director Prateek Lakhani, and Genetec Foods (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Executive Director Sharad Agarwal.The Chief Minister is also scheduled to interact with former FICCI President Dr Jyotsna Suri to discuss industrial development and measures to improve the state’s investment ecosystem.
The discussions are expected to focus on sector-specific investment opportunities, policy support, infrastructure development and long-term industrial partnerships.
State officials said the consultations are intended to strengthen investor confidence and position Jharkhand as a preferred destination for domestic and international investments.
The meetings form part of the Jharkhand government’s broader Vision 2050 initiative, which seeks to drive sustainable economic growth, generate employment and transform the state into a competitive hub for industry, technology and innovation.
