Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday announced that the state had secured investment proposals worth approximately Rs 31,000 crore during the fifth edition of the Regional Industry Conclave held in Rewa district. The event, which attracted industrialists and investors from over 10 states, saw significant interest in sectors such as mining and minerals, renewable energy, agriculture, food processing, and tourism.
“The overwhelming response to the conclave exceeded our expectations,” CM Yadav said. “Over 4,000 industrialists participated, and the auditorium reached capacity. This reflects the growing confidence in Madhya Pradesh’s industrial policies and favourable investment climate.”
The chief minister highlighted that the investment proposals have the potential to create around 28,000 job opportunities. He expressed optimism about the state’s industrial future, particularly in the Vindhya region.
To further boost industrial growth in the region, the state government plans to establish new industrial areas in Singrauli, Sidhi, Mauganj, and Maihar districts. Additionally, new industrial areas will be developed in Rewa and Satna to complement existing ones.
To tap into the Vindhya region’s tourism potential, the government is developing world-class facilities around Sanjay Dubri National Park in Sidhi district. Special tour packages and circuits are being designed to attract both domestic and international visitors.
The Regional Industry Conclaves are a prelude to the “Invest Madhya Pradesh – Global Investor Summit 2025” (GIS-2025), scheduled for 7-8 February next year in Bhopal. GIS-2025 aims to spotlight Madhya Pradesh’s rich resources and investor-friendly climate to global businesses.
