An important meeting regarding investment was held on the second day of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Principal Secretary Manish Singh met Chairman of John Keells Holdings to discuss investment opportunities in logistics, hospitality, food processing and tourism.
Important meetings of the Indian delegation with global industry continued on the second day of the World Economic Forum’s visit to Davos. In this sequence, Principal Secretary Technical Education, Skill Development and Employment Manish Singh met Krishnan Balendra, Chairman of Sri Lanka’s prestigious industrial group John Keells Holdings PLC. In this meeting, possibilities of investment and long-term cooperation in the state were discussed in detail.
Focus on investment opportunities from logistics to tourism
During the meeting, in-depth discussions were held on the opportunities available in the state in key sectors like logistics, hospitality, food processing and tourism. The delegation told the investors how the state government is creating an investment-friendly environment through new industrial policies, simplified procedures and attractive incentives.
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John Keells presence in India, possibilities of new expansion
John Keells Group shared information about its existing business partnerships in India and tie-ups made with various Indian companies. The group indicated that their experiences in India have been positive and the possibility of future expansion may also be considered.
Favorable policy and efficient resources become the basis of investment
Principal Secretary Manish Singh underlined the state’s investment-friendly policies, strong infrastructure, skilled human resources and supportive administrative set-up for industries. He formally invited John Keells Group to invest in the state and assured that the government will ensure cooperation at every level.
Strong foundation for investment from Davos
These ongoing meetings in Davos are an indication that the presence of Indian states on the global stage is continuously getting stronger. Direct communication between the government and the industry can open the way for big investments and new employment opportunities in the times to come.
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