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Assam Showcases Investment Potential at India International Trade Fair
Assam, a northeastern state in India, showcased its investment potential and cultural heritage at the India International Trade Fair.
The state's chief minister highlighted various initiatives and reforms to attract investments, with a major project like the Tata Semiconductor Plant worth Rs 27,000 crore already in the pipeline.
The state aims to become a developed state soon.
Assam Day celebrated at 44th India International Trade Fair in Delhi
CM Himanta Biswa Sarma's initiatives to make Assam an investment hub highlighted
Tata Semiconductor Plant, a Rs 27,000 crore project, to be set up in Assam
Advantage Assam Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2.0 attracted Rs 5 lakh crore in investments
Assam aims to become a developed state in the near future
- Who
- Assam, its chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, minister for industries and commerce Bimal Borah, MPs Kripanath Mallah and Rameswar Teli, and other officials
- What
- Celebrated Assam Day and highlighted investment opportunities at the India International Trade Fair
- Where
- Bharat Mandapam, India International Trade Fair, New Delhi
- When
- November 21, 2022
- Why
- To showcase Assam's rich cultural heritage, investment potential, and aspirations for growth and development
Key facts
- Investment Summit
- Advantage Assam Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2.0
- Total Investments Attracted
- Rs 5 lakh crore
- Major Project
- Tata Semiconductor Plant (Rs 27,000 crore)
- Assam's Goal
- To become a developed state in the near future
Quotes
Bimal Borah
Assam’s Minister for Industries and Commerce
“Such landmark investments during the ‘Advantage Assam Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2.0’ would help Assam achieve its goal of becoming a developed state in the near future.”
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“The Rs 27,000 crore Tata Semiconductor Plant being set up in Assam marks the state’s leap into becoming a key player in the country’s industrial landscape.”
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Himanta Biswa Sarma
Chief Minister of Assam
“The state is leveraging its strategic geographic location as India’s bridge to Southeast Asia and the wider Indo-Pacific region.”
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