Surat, May 1: The Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference held on Friday has been hailed by industrialists as a significant summit that is expected to increase investment in the state. This event is anticipated to create more job opportunities and enhance exports.
Dr. Farooq Patel from KP Group stated that the regional conference under Vibrant Gujarat will greatly benefit South Gujarat, ultimately aiding the entire state and the country.
He further mentioned that foreign investors are also participating in the conference, which will lead to an increase in employment opportunities and exports.
Savji Dholakia, founder and chairman of Hari Krishna Exports Private Limited, emphasized that the summit will provide valuable insights to the public and industrialists regarding the vision of the Gujarat and Indian governments. This will also inform industries about opportunities in Surat.
Dholakia added that this summit is a result of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision, which will help in increasing job opportunities and achieving self-reliance.
Nilesh Mandalewala, founder and chairman of Donate Life, remarked that the foundation of Vibrant Gujarat was laid by Prime Minister Modi, and its significance has been growing over time. Both domestic and foreign investors are showing interest in investing here.
He noted that the government has prepared Gujarat for investment, with excellent infrastructure for industries.
Nirmal Minda, chairman of Uno Minda, described the summit as a landmark event that will assist in the development of industries across all sectors in Gujarat. He highlighted the increasing participation of foreign investors.
Minda concluded by stating that the summit will play a crucial role in achieving Prime Minister Modi’s vision of a developed India by 2047.
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