Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has invited the Pravasi Rajasthanis to invest in the state and said that the investment will turn out to be a win-win situation for both investors and their Matribhoomi. The CM said that the State Government is giving special emphasis to strengthening infrastructure to create an investment-friendly environment in Rajasthan. He told them that significant projects are being undertaken in various sectors, including water, power and roads, which are expanding the facilities required by investors in the State.
Interacting with representatives of eight Rajasthan Foundation chapters on Tuesday, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma said the State Government is continuously working towards providing a conducive environment for industry and investment, expanding infrastructure and simplifying processes. He called upon overseas Rajasthanis to invest to the maximum in a changing Rajasthan.
He said overseas Rajasthanis are spreading the fragrance of Rajasthan’s soil across the world while also promoting its culture, traditions and historical heritage. Overseas Rajasthanis have demonstrated their love for and commitment to their homeland through the ‘Karmabhoomi Se Matribhoomi’ campaign and have participated with great enthusiasm, dedication and responsibility. He said, in line with the Prime Minister’s guiding principle of ‘Development as well as Heritage’, the State Government has also identified 662 historic havelis in Shekhawati for conservation.
The Chief Minister said the Rajasthan Foundation is playing an important role in connecting overseas Rajasthanis with the State and maintaining continuous dialogue with them. He directed that meetings of the Rajasthan Foundation chapters be organised from time to time so that the State can benefit from the suggestions and experiences of overseas Rajasthanis. He also directed that the Youth and Women Wings of the Rajasthan Foundation be made operational at the earliest.
It is noteworthy that the Rajasthan Foundation has a total of 40 chapters across India and abroad. In the first phase, the Chief Minister interacted through video conferencing with representatives of eight chapters in Ahmedabad, Delhi, Doha, Pune, Surat, Munich, Kuwait and Muscat. Every month, the Chief Minister reviews the progress of all chapters regarding investment-related efforts, cultural programmes and social activities. Additional Chief Secretary Shikhar Agrawal and officials of the concerned departments were present during the meeting.
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