MP gets Rs11k crore investment proposals from Dubai & Spain
Upon his return to Bhopal, Yadav briefed the media on investment proposals received during his visit abroad, on Sunday evening. Yadav stated that he visited five nations under his govt's ambitious outreach programme to attract investment in Madhya Pradesh. During his previous visits to Germany, Japan, and the UK, significant investment proposals were also received for Madhya Pradesh. It is a matter of great pride that Madhya Pradesh is emerging as a global investment hub, Yadav said.
He mentioned that investment proposals worth over Rs 11,119 crore were secured during visit to Dubai and Spain. They are expected to create employment for more than 14,000 people.
During the CM's visit to the UK and Germany in Nov 2024, investment proposals worth Rs 78,000 crore were received — Rs 59,350 crore from the UK and Rs 18,090 crore from Germany — across various sectors.
Following his visit to Japan in Jan 2025, Yadav said that an agreement was reached to establish Japan-MP Industrial Cooperation Forum, which would work towards founding a Japanese industrial park and skill development centres in MP.
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This is in addition to Rs 30 lakh crore investment proposals received during Global Investment Summit (GIS) 2025 held in Bhopal and Regional Industrial Conclaves held in Ujjain, Jabalpur, Gwalior, and Sagar in the run-up to GIS 2025.
Besides tours abroad, the CM also visited several locations in the country to explore possibility of investment in the state and showcase it as a hot destination for industrial investment. These locations include Mumbai, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Surat, and Ludhiana.
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