Rising Rajasthan Summit 2024: The excessive stage delegation of Rajasthan authorities beneath the management of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has now reached England after finishing the journey to Germany. CM Bhajanlal Sharma was given a heat welcome on reaching London. Now the whole delegation together with the CM will meet massive traders in London and invite them to come back to the Rising Rajasthan Summit to be held in December.
Earlier on Wednesday, on the third day of the go to to Germany, the delegation visited the headquarters of travel-tech firm Flixbus in Munich (Germany). Where in a gathering with Andre Schwammlen, Co-Founder and CEO of Flix Bus Company, and Chief Operating Officer Max Zeumer, an MoU was signed to spend money on Rajasthan and broaden the corporate’s operations inside the state.
Flixbus is a giant firm within the transportation sector.
It is noteworthy that Flixbus is a giant firm within the transport sector and already has enterprise in Rajasthan. The goal of the partnership with this firm is to extend transport connectivity within the state, enhance transport companies and contribute to the financial improvement of the state, in order that new employment alternatives will be created.
The assembly additionally emphasised on the necessary function performed by FlixBus in strengthening the transport community of the state, in order that each the residents of Rajasthan and the vacationers visiting the state can get good transport companies. In view of the purpose of modernizing and efficienting the transport sector of the state, the delegation assured the federal government’s assist in increasing the enterprise of FlixBus within the state.
CM will meet traders in London from 16 to 19 October
During their keep in London from October 16 to 19, the Chief Minister and different members of the delegation will meet massive firms, businessmen and corporates, take part within the ‘Rising Rajasthan’ London Investor Meet and meet the non-resident Rajasthani neighborhood.
Earlier, late final evening, a high-level delegation of the state authorities participated within the ‘Rising Rajasthan’ vacationer meet in Munich, Germany with the goal of selling funding within the tourism sector of Rajasthan and leaders from mobility, engineering, consulting, automotive and well being sectors. Met with German firms.
These included conferences with representatives of Veuli Techniks GmbH, Knopf Engineering GmbH, Horizon Industries GmbH, Rodal & Partner, Fackelmann GmbH and Partex NV. During these conferences, officers of those firms informed the delegation that Rajasthan is prominently included of their growth plans in India.
During my keep in Germany immediately, I visited the headquarters of Flix Bus positioned in Munich.
On this event, a significant assembly was held with the senior administration of the corporate and so they have been knowledgeable concerning the numerous funding alternatives, state-of-the-art infrastructure in Rajasthan within the context of the upcoming ‘Rising Rajasthan’ Global Investment Summit 2024. pic.twitter.com/FR9ZUq2BPV
— Bhajanlal Sharma (@BhajanlalBjp) October 16, 2024
During the assembly with automotive element manufacturing firm Veuli Technics GmbH, funding alternatives out there on this sector in Rajasthan have been mentioned. The firm already has a unit in Maharashtra and through the investor roadshow held in Munich yesterday it signed an MoU with the state authorities to arrange its second automotive elements manufacturing facility in Rajasthan.
Further, in dialogue with Partex NV, the world’s first digital pharma platform and main AI-driven drug property firm, the state authorities delegation was knowledgeable concerning the authorities’s bold imaginative and prescient of creating Rajasthan a significant pharma hub and invited the corporate to spend money on the state. Invited to.
Speaking on this particular tourism meet, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma mentioned that aside from forts and palaces, many new tourism locations are being opened inside Rajasthan and lots of tourism locations like luxurious resorts, eco-friendly resorts, wellness tourism and journey tourism are being opened inside the state. There are immense alternatives within the space. We are selling inexperienced tourism. Additionally, the colourful tradition of Rajasthan, together with festivals like Teej and the Pushkar Fair, is sort of iconic and needs to be skilled by everybody. The authorities is dedicated to make sure that all sectors of tourism develop quickly.
Speaking on the event, Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari mentioned that tourism sector is without doubt one of the most necessary pillars of the financial system of Rajasthan. From historic forts and enchanting palaces to huge tiger reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, the number of experiences a vacationer can get to get pleasure from within the state is really extraordinary. I take this chance to ask all of you to be part of the ‘Rising Rajasthan’ Global Investment Summit 2024 and expertise the specialties of Rajasthan.
During the investor roadshow held yesterday, the Rajasthan authorities signed MoUs with a number of German companies together with Albatross Projects, Flixbus, Partex NV, Veuli Techniks GmbH and Ingo Schmitz. Following these MoUs, funding proposals value over Rs 15 lakh crore have to this point been acquired beneath the ‘Rising Rajasthan’ Global Investment Summit 2024, which displays the super confidence of the investor and enterprise neighborhood within the efforts of the state authorities.
Apart from the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister, this delegation that visited Germany and England included Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) to the Chief Minister Shikhar Agarwal, Chairperson of Discoms of Rajasthan and Managing Director of Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited Aarti Dogra, Department of Industries and Bureau of Investments ( BIP) Commissioner Rohit Gupta and different senior officers of the Rajasthan authorities.
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