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Haryana CM Saini Pitches State to Singapore Businesses
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In Short: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is pitching the state to Singapore-based businesses, urging them to explore investment opportunities across manufacturing, technology, logistics, energy, education, and healthcare.
Saini highlighted Haryana’s investor-friendly policies, industrial ecosystem, infrastructure, and support facilities during his visit to Singapore, where he addressed a business programme organized by the Singapore Business Federation.
The outreach aims to strengthen economic ties and attract fresh investments, partnerships, and industrial activity. Saini emphasized the state’s existing industrial capabilities and opportunities for companies seeking to establish or expand operations in India.
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and India’s Ambassador to Singapore Shilpak Ambule also attended the meeting, marking the first time two Indian chief ministers have jointly addressed Singapore investors.
Saini outlined specific incentives and policies for industries, noting that 100 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed. He highlighted the success of Singapore companies in Haryana and the National Capital Region (NCR).
The chief ministers held meetings with Singapore investors, focusing on investment opportunities in mineral resources and the shift from an agrarian economy to technology-driven industries.
On Tuesday, the two chief ministers and their delegations will visit Singapore industrial sites and hold round-tables with CEOs.
Saini emphasized that Haryana has more than 270 Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and a strong automotive ecosystem, inviting investors to write the next chapter of their growth in India.
During the visit, several companies submitted investment proposals and expressed their investment intentions.
Saini said that if any company invests in Haryana in the coming period, he would consider the visit a success.
Background
Saini is urging Singapore-based companies to explore investment opportunities in sectors such as manufacturing, technology, logistics, energy, education, and healthcare.
What's confirmed
- Saini highlighted Haryana’s investor-friendly policies, industrial ecosystem, infrastructure, and support facilities during his visit to Singapore, where he addressed a business programme organized by the Singapore Business Federation.
- The outreach aims to strengthen economic ties and attract fresh investments, partnerships, and industrial activity. Saini emphasized the state’s existing industrial capabilities and opportunities for companies seeking to establish or expand operations in India.
- Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and India’s Ambassador to Singapore Shilpak Ambule also attended the meeting, marking the first time two Indian chief ministers have jointly addressed Singapore investors.
- Saini outlined specific incentives and policies for industries, noting that 100 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed. He highlighted the success of Singapore companies in Haryana and the National Capital Region (NCR).
- The chief ministers held meetings with Singapore investors, focusing on investment opportunities in mineral resources and the shift from an agrarian economy to technology-driven industries.
- On Tuesday, the two chief ministers and their delegations will visit Singapore industrial sites and hold round-tables with CEOs.
- Saini emphasized that Haryana has more than 270 Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and a strong automotive ecosystem, inviting investors to write the next chapter of their growth in India.
- During the visit, several companies submitted investment proposals and expressed their investment intentions.
- Saini said that if any company invests in Haryana in the coming period, he would consider the visit a success.
What's still developing
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is pitching the state as an attractive destination for Singapore-based businesses, urging companies to explore investment opportunities across manufacturing, technology, logistics, energy, education and healthcare.
- Through the Singapore outreach, Haryana is positioning investment attraction as part of a broader economic strategy focused on industrial expansion, technology transfer and stronger global business linkages.
- Saini makes the pitch while addressing a business programme organized by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), bringing together Singaporean industrialists, business leaders and sector representatives to discuss opportunities for expanding trade, investment and economic cooperation between India and Singapore.
- The interaction gives Haryana an opportunity to present its industrial and investment landscape directly to Singapore’s business community.
- The discussions focus on sectors where Haryana sees potential for greater international participation, including advanced manufacturing, technology, logistics and supply-chain services, energy, healthcare and education.
- For Haryana, attracting Singaporean companies can support capital formation while also creating opportunities for technology partnerships, supply-chain integration and access to international markets.
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- On Monday, both chief ministers and their high-level delegations addressed the Singapore-India Network for Growth Forum 2026, attended by around 300 Singapore-based investors with a focus on Indian industrialisation programmes.
- He also highlighted strong trade relations between Chhattisgarh and Singapore, including the export of rice, spices, pharmaceuticals, speciality industrial materials, engineering products, electronic components and steel-related products.
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