A delegation of the Sikh community settled in Sweden met Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini at India House. All members of the delegation warmly welcomed the Chief Minister on his arrival in Sweden. Cabinet Minister Vipul Goel was also present during the meeting.
During the interaction, the delegation members expressed great happiness at meeting the Chief Minister. Both sides held detailed discussions on several important issues, with a special focus on promoting investment and employment opportunities in Haryana and empowering the youth of Punjab.
The delegation members observed that Haryana is making rapid progress in promoting investment and generating employment opportunities. They also discussed efforts to empower the youth of Punjab. The representatives emphasised that eliminating the problem of drug abuse from Punjab at its roots is the responsibility of the government. They stressed the need for collective efforts to advance development and employment generation.
The delegation members appreciated the Chief Minister’s visit to Sweden, describing it as a commendable initiative. They stated that the Haryana Chief Minister’s visit to Sweden and his efforts to promote investment and employment would be a positive step for the country and society. These initiatives, they said, would benefit not only Haryana but also contribute to a brighter future for the youth across the country.
During the meeting, the delegation also appreciated the developmental initiatives being undertaken by the Haryana Government under the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. Both sides agreed to enhance cooperation in the future and further strengthen their mutual ties.
*LoIs worth Rs 4,000 crore signed during Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s Sweden visit*
*Gurugram–Stockholm city-to-city collaboration; Rs 3,000-crore LoI signed in line with the vision of a strong and self-reliant India*
*Swedish companies to invest in Haryana and also provide employment opportunities for its youth*
During the historic visit to Sweden led by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Letters of Intent (LoIs) worth a total of Rs 4,000 crore were signed between the state government and Swedish companies. This important visit has opened new avenues for trade, investment and economic cooperation between Haryana and Sweden, as well as employment opportunities for the youth. Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goel was also present on the occasion.
During the visit, a city-to-city collaboration agreement was reached between Gurugram and Stockholm. The two cities will work together in the areas of technological innovation, smart city solutions, sustainable urban development, knowledge exchange and investment promotion. This collaboration will strengthen the long-term partnership between the two cities.
In line with the vision of a strong and self-reliant India, the Haryana Government signed a major LoI worth Rs 3,000 crore. In addition, an agreement was reached on LoIs worth Rs 1,000 crore in the retail and warehousing sectors. These agreements are expected to bring modern warehousing infrastructure, the expansion of retail chains and new investment in the logistics sector to the state.
An important agreement was also reached to increase trade and promote economic cooperation between Haryana and Sweden. Swedish companies have assured that they will provide employment opportunities for Haryana’s skilled youth. This will open new avenues for skill development, training and employment of international standards for the state’s youth.
The Chief Minister said that the visit is an important step towards further strengthening Haryana’s position on the global investment map. By combining Sweden’s advanced technology, innovation and sustainable development model with Haryana’s dynamic economy and youth power, the state will be taken forward rapidly towards the goal of a self-reliant India.
These agreements will give fresh impetus to employment generation, industrial development, export growth and urban modernisation in Haryana. The state government will provide all necessary facilities to ensure that these investments are implemented at the earliest.
