Investors Summit: MoU for capital investment of about eighteen and a half thousand crores in healthcare and pharma sector
Expressing their commitment to expand quality healthcare facilities to the remote hilly areas of Uttarakhand at the Uttarakhand Investors Summit, the investors assured full support and cooperation to the government’s efforts. Till the beginning of the summit, MoUs have been signed for capital investment of approximately Rs. 18.5 thousand crores in the healthcare and pharma sector of the state. The government and investors have decided that the next round of action will be completed expeditiously to get the proposed investment off the ground.
While presiding over the session organized on Healthcare Sector in the Investors Summit, Uttarakhand’s Women Empowerment and Child Development Minister Smt. Rekha Arya said that due to the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the efficient leadership of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, Uttarakhand is moving rapidly in the path of development. Moving forward. The state government has given special attention to encouraging the participation of the private sector along with making necessary changes in the policies for the rapid development of the state and creation of new and better employment opportunities. He said that Uttarakhand is a state full of possibilities, resources and capabilities and absolutely suitable for investment. Taking proper care of the convenience of investors, the state government has made the procedures and rules simple and convenient by deciding customized policies. Due to which the confidence of investors towards the state has increased and they are showing more and more interest in investment. He said that the state government will never let the trust of the investors who are the charioteer of the development of Uttarakhand be broken and will stand firmly with them in case any problem arises. Mrs. Arya said that the government is working on top priority to make health services in the state more quality and universally accessible. He called for continuous cooperation from the private sector to support these efforts of the government and to provide better health care facilities to the remote hilly areas and said that their investment in Devbhoomi will also become a cause of virtue.
In the program, Medical and Health Secretary of Uttarakhand, Dr. R. Rajesh Kumar underlined the possibilities and needs of investment in the healthcare and pharma sector of Uttarakhand and presented information about the health services of the state and its related policies. He said that due to increasing public awareness about better health and increasing demand for quality healthcare, we urgently need the cooperation of the private sector to meet the health related needs of the ever-growing population. With the combined efforts of the government and the private sector, we can ensure availability of quality healthcare facilities to every area and also improve the quality of life of the people. Referring to the experience of running some hospitals and 108 ambulance services in the state through the private sector, Dr. Rajesh Kumar said that to encourage the participation of the private sector in the health and pharma sector, the government has made favorable changes in the policies. Many facilities have been provisioned. The state government has decided to operate Haridwar Medical College, 300-bed Super Specialty Cancer Hospital at Harrawala Dehradun, 200-bed Super Specialty Hospital at Motinagar Haldwani, 200-bed MCH Center at Haridwar with the help of private sector on lease-on and transfer model. Have decided. He said that there is immense potential for investment in healthcare in the state of Uttarakhand.
The healthcare session of the summit included Krishnan Akhileswaran, CFO, Apollo Health Care, Dr. Prashant Nag, Vice President, Tata 1MG, Prof. Dr. Prashant Nag, Chairman, Graphic Era Hospital. Kamal Ghanshala, Healthcare Rodic Consultant Pvt. Ltd. NHM Executive Director Alok Saxena, Krishna Diagnostic representative Karishma, NHM Uttarakhand Mission Director Swati S Bhadauria expressed their views. The operation was conducted by Dr. Amit Shukla, Joint Director of the Health Department.
Sessions going on with interested industrialists in various sectors, MOUs worth Rs 4 lakh crore signed
Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal gave information regarding the Global Investor Summit. He informed that sessions are going on in FRI with interested industrialists in various sectors.
Ongoing sessions with interested industrialists in various sectors
Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal said that under the Global Investor Summit, sessions are going on at FRI with interested industrialists in various sectors. He said that during his address, PM Modi said that this decade is the decade of Uttarakhand which has given more courage.
Indian government is going to help Uttarakhand
Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal said that PM Modi’s statement that this decade belongs to Uttarakhand was a message that the Government of India is going to help Uttarakhand. Along with this, he said that Prime Minister Modi has increased the confidence in the minds of investors for investment.
Enthusiasm among investors in herbal farming and aromatic sector
The Cabinet Minister said that an MoU worth Rs 1,000 crore has been signed with TRI. Whereas there is enthusiasm among investors regarding herbal farming and aromatic sector. He told that after the session 80 people have given visiting cards. This shows that they want to join us.
MOU signed worth four lakh crores
Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal said that we will move ahead with industrial friendly policy. Carbon training can be taken forward by funding plantations. Along with this he said that MoUs worth Rs 4 lakh crore have been signed. Grounding worth Rs 44 thousand crore has been done.
