CM Yogi with Singapore Business Federation chairperson Mark Lee
Leading a 14-member delegation, Singapore Business Federation chairperson Mark Lee met the chief minister in Lucknow to discuss industrial partnerships following Yogi’s Singapore visit in Feb. Highlighting the state’s industrial ecosystem, Yogi said UP had a land bank of over 75,000 acres for industrial investment and 27 integrated manufacturing and logistics clusters under development.
“Uttar Pradesh’s govt stands firmly with investors at every stage, from MoU to manufacturing and groundbreaking to production,” Yogi said, stressing that the focus was now on translating investment proposals into projects and starting production. He said Singapore’s expertise in urban planning could support the development of Lucknow, State Capital Region and new townships. Lucknow: Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday pitched a dedicated ‘Singapore City’ and a high-tech industrial township near Noida International Airport at Jewar, as a high-level Singapore Business Federation delegation explored investment opportunities in logistics, semiconductors, data centres, green energy and hospitality.
The latter projects involve an estimated investment of Rs 250 crore to Rs 350 crore and are expected to create 100 to 120 jobs. Lee praised UP’s infrastructure and investor-friendly policies.