Industries department to showcase land, ODOP & GI products at RISE conclave
The industries department aims to attract investments on the 900-hectare land in Ratlam Investment Region, apart from other industrial belts in the conclave, to be organised on June 27 in Ratlam on the theme 'Successful Entrepreneur, Prosperous Industry, Inclusive Development'.
The state govt plans to sign Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) and Walmart during the conclave.
Rajesh Rathod, executive director of the Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC) in Ujjain said, "The objective of the conclave is to focus on improving skill and increasing employment opportunities in the region by attracting investments from industries. We will showcase the Ratlam Investment Region to investors. There is around 900 hectares of allottable land in the region which will be offered to industries.
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Rathod said the ODOP products will also be highlighted in the conclave with an aim to enhance the reach of local products. An exhibition with over 100 stalls will also be organised at the conclave.
Around 3,000 participants from various sectors, including textile, renewable energy, manufacturing, infrastructure and food processing, among others, are expected to attend the conclave. During the conclave, the chief minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for more than 50 industrial units and clusters, while 28 MSME units will be inaugurated.
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