Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday underscored the state’s growing potential as an investment hub, asserting that significant transformations are underway to create an investor-friendly ecosystem.
Inaugurating the Invest Kerala Global Summit (IKGS), Vijayan reaffirmed his government’s commitment to making Kerala a prime investment destination. "Every possible effort will be made, and no challenge will be left unaddressed in our pursuit of attracting investments," he stated.
Acknowledging constructive criticism, he emphasized that the government remains open to feedback and is actively working to streamline processes. "The reforms we are implementing are not just incremental but substantial," Vijayan said, highlighting the strides made in simplifying investment procedures. He reiterated that the government sees itself as a facilitator and catalyst in driving economic growth while also focusing on a major overhaul of the higher education sector to align with industry needs.
Speaking at the event, Kerala Industries Minister P. Rajeeve urged investors to seize the opportunities in Kerala, describing the state as a "haven for investments." He noted that the government has identified 22 priority sectors, with the state’s industrial policy centered around three core pillars—nature, people, and industry.
The two-day summit, which has drawn nearly 3,000 participants, is expected to foster discussions on Kerala’s economic trajectory and its evolving role as a preferred investment destination.
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