Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath signed investment agreements worth ₹6,650 crores on his visit to Singapore, promising new job opportunities for around 20,000 youths in Uttar Pradesh.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's first day in Singapore saw the signing of investment agreements totaling ₹6,650 crores aimed at enhancing Uttar Pradesh's economic prospects. This significant achievement occurred during a meeting with the Singapore-based Universal Success Group, where three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) were signed focusing on strategic sectors such as housing, logistics, and data centers. CM Adityanath emphasized the state's improved connectivity and transparent policies to attract global investors, with these projects expected to generate approximately 20,000 jobs for the local youth.
As part of the agreement with Universal Success Group, plans have been unveiled to develop an international theme-based township on 100 acres near the upcoming Jewar International Airport. This ambitious project, estimated at ₹3,500 crores, is projected to create jobs for roughly 12,000 individuals and will feature modern urban amenities. The plan is to initiate this township by 2027, which aims to provide a new global identity to the rapidly developing industrial area around Jewar.
Overall, the visit reflects the Uttar Pradesh government's efforts to boost economic growth through international partnerships, presenting a proactive approach to job creation and infrastructure development. Adityanath's invitation to global investors underscores the state's commitment to fostering a favorable business environment and driving industrial progress within the region.
