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Vibrant Gujarat 2009 & List of MoUs
I was amongst the fortunate 5000 people to witness one of the most important event in history of India. All roads leading to the venue were jam packed and it took 75 minutes to cover a distance of 6 kms which on an average busy day would take about 10 minutes. Senior IAS officers, MLAs and MPs were seen standing (the VVVIP section saw 3-4 senior industrialists sharing the Sofa meant for 2) in the crowd for 3 to 4 hours and thousands were denied entry in the Inauguration hall.
39 MoUs worth Rs 41K crore in the chemicals and petrochemicals sector!
With a proposed capital investment of over Rs 41,000 crore, 39 MoUs (Memorandums of Understanding) were signed in the chemicals and petrochemicals sector on the second and final day of Vibrant Gujarat Global Investor’s Summit (VGGIS) here on Tuesday.
The biggest investment in the sector coming in the form of Rs 10,000 crore joint venture between the three public sector enterprise Gujarat State Fertilizer Company (GSFC), Gujarat Narmada Fertilizer Company (GNFC) and Gujarat Alkali and Chemicals Ltd (GACL).
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MoUs worth Rs 30,000 crore during the Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit’s Day 1!
444 Mous pledged worth Rs 7,48,970 crore on power, economic zones, tourism, water management among others on Day 1!
MoUs worth at least Rs 7 lakh crore are likely to be signed during the two-day investors’ meet With the state government dishing out new sops, the IT (Information Technology) and ITeS (Information Technology Enabled Service) sectors are likely to steal the show at the two-day Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors’ Meet from January 12.
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Vibrant Gujarat Summit Record 4,000 MoUs to be signed!
THE Vibrant Gujarat Summit, which will put special focus on the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) of the state, will see a record 4,000 MoUs signed during the event. The MoUs to be signed under the MSME category alone promise to generate close to 9 lakh direct and indirect jobs. Thus, employment-generati on target this time will be much higher than 13 lakh jobs set during the last summit.
The number of MoUs is much higher than the 363 MoUs signed during the last summit held in 2007. This is mainly because the MSME segment alone will see more than 3,000 MoUs. MSMEs will promise to generate 2 lakh direct employment.
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