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- India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. For us, relationships are not transactional. It is based on compassion and brotherhood. Our unique cultural heritage and traditional values have made our economy resilient and established India as a great and powerful nation: LG Sinha
- ICCâs members meeting at Srinagar will provide platform for networking and collaboration for local businesses: LG
- By organizing this meeting in Srinagar, ICC has also assured the industrial ecosystem that no terrorist force can ever subdue India: LG Sinha
- This event of Indian Chamber of Commerce in Srinagar is a huge statement against the enemies of our great nation and it will inspire Industries in J&K to aim for greater goals: LG
SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today interacted with the members of Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC), in Srinagar. The Lieutenant Governor appreciated the efforts of the Indian Chamber of Commerce to promote the interests of trade, commerce, and industry in Jammu Kashmir. He said the ICCâs members meeting at Srinagar will provide a platform for networking and collaboration for local businesses.
âIndia is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. For us, relationships are not transactional. It is based on compassion and brotherhood. Our unique cultural heritage and traditional values have made our economy resilient and established India as a great and powerful nation.
By organizing this meeting in Srinagar, Indian Chamber of Commerce has also assured the industrial ecosystem that no terrorist force can ever subdue India. This event in Srinagar is a huge statement against the enemies of our great nation and it will inspire Industries in J&K to aim for greater goals,â the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor, in his address, spoke about the investment opportunities, prevailing peace and economic transformation taking place in Jammu Kashmir over the past few years. âUnder the leadership of Honâble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, Jammu Kashmir is witnessing the industrial revolution and UT of J&K has emerged as an attractive destination for investment.
We have achieved historic milestones in road, air, and rail connectivity, successfully extending the reach of industrial investment to every corner of Jammu & Kashmir,â the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor also lauded the significant contribution of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in policy advocacy, partnership with the global business community and discharging its responsibility of connecting investors, regulation for a business-friendly environment and increasing India's competitiveness in the global market.
He said the role of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, as one of the important pillars of our strong economy is extremely important in the historic and transformative journey of India towards Viksit Bharat in 2047. The Lieutenant Governor also thanked all the business leaders and stakeholders who have contributed to attracting domestic and foreign investment and establishing India as a stable and strong economy.
He assured industry players and potential investors of all necessary support and handholding to explore profitable investments and economic opportunities in J&K.
Shri Abhyuday Jindal, President, Indian Chamber of Commerce and Managing Director, Jindal Stainless Limited; Shri Vikramjit Singh, Commissioner Secretary Industries & Commerce Department; Dr. Rajeev Singh, Director General Indian Chamber of Commerce; Shri Rahul Sahai, Chairman, ICC Jammu Chapter; Shri Khalid Wani, Chairman ICC Kashmir Chapter; business leaders, members of Indian Chamber of Commerce and senior officials were present.
