Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav held a wide-ranging discussion with representatives of the Jain International Trade Organization (JITO) on investment and collaborative opportunities. He shared the government’s vision of positioning Madhya Pradesh as a leader in global investment, skilling, and technology. He invited the JITO community to be a part of the state’s industrial growth journey.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav stated that Madhya Pradesh has now emerged as the most favourable investment destination in India due to its strong logistics connectivity, political and economic stability, skilled human resources, and investor-friendly industrial policies. The government, he added, is not only attracting investors but is also actively assisting at every stage—from land allocation to project implementation.
Several potential areas of collaboration between Madhya Pradesh and JITO were discussed during the meeting, including the proposal to establish an annual ‘MP-JITO Investment Forum’ in Dubai. This forum would serve as a global platform to showcase Madhya Pradesh’s key projects in logistics, industrial parks, electric vehicles, food processing and semiconductors. The Chief Minister invited JITO representatives to participate in the upcoming investment forum.He highlighted that the state’s new Logistics Policy not only incentivises exporters but also includes provisions that benefit infrastructure developers. CM Dr. Yadav invited corporates associated with JITO from the textile and food sectors to participate in greenfield projects in areas such as Ujjain, Mandsaur and Basai.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav proposed that Dubai-based skill development institutes collaborate with Madhya Pradesh’s Global Skill Park to launch joint training programs that would supply skilled manpower to industries. He further emphasised that under the ODOP (One District, One Product) initiative, the state is prioritising coordination with JITO entrepreneurs to export agricultural products such as pulses, oilseeds, and processed foods to international markets.