Investing in India's North-East: A Gateway to Growth

A Union ministry delegation encouraged Gujarat-based entrepreneurs to invest in India's North-East, highlighting its infrastructure, connectivity, and vast potential. The region's proximity to Southeast Asia and industry-friendly environment align with India's Act-East policy. Key sectors include tourism, IT, agriculture, and renewable energy.

A Union ministry delegation on Friday called on Gujarat entrepreneurs to consider opportunities in India's North-East region, citing its vast potential and improving infrastructure.

At an Ahmedabad roadshow, Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar highlighted the region's strategic location near Southeast Asia, underlining its importance to India's Act-East policy. He pointed to Gujarat's expertise in supply chain management as a boon to North-East integration.

Key investment areas include tourism, IT services, agriculture, and renewable energy, with the Tata Group's Rs 27,000 crore semiconductor investment spotlighting the area's technological promise.

(With inputs from agencies.)