October 15th 2024.
The Chief Minister of Odisha, Mohan Charan Majhi, is all set to embark on a four-day visit to Haryana and Mumbai, starting from Wednesday. His first stop will be in Haryana, where he will spend two days attending various important events. One of the highlights of his visit will be the swearing-in ceremony of the newly formed BJP-led government in Haryana on Thursday. In addition to this, he will also be participating in a meeting with other chief ministers from states where either the BJP or the NDA are in power.
Moving on to his Mumbai visit, Odisha's Industry Minister, Sampad Swain, shared some details about the chief minister's plans. He mentioned that Majhi will be attending the India Chem programme, organized by the Centre on October 18. This event will see the participation of top chemical industries from all over the country. Swain revealed that there is a high possibility of these industries showing interest in setting up their operations in Paradip, Gopalpur, and Dhamra.
On October 19, Majhi will be attending a programme where more than 300 industries, including garment, apparel, textile, and renewable energy sectors, will be represented. A roadshow will also be conducted during this event. Swain further added that financial institutions and banking sectors have also been invited to discuss ways to achieve significant growth in Odisha.
Highlighting the future prospects for the state, Swain shared that Majhi will also be extending invitations to top industrialists to attend the 'Utkarsh Odisha - Make in Odisha' Conclave, which is scheduled to be held next year. He further added that talks are currently underway for the establishment of a mega steel plant in Keonjhar district. To expedite the process, a task force led by Chief Secretary Manoj Ahuja has been formed, and they have been directed to identify two potential locations for the plant.
In conclusion, Majhi's visit to Haryana and Mumbai holds great significance for the state of Odisha. It will not only strengthen ties with other states but also pave the way for future developments and investments in Odisha's industrial sector.
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