Highlighting Jammu’s stature with premier educational institutions and a wealth of skilled manpower, LG Sinha drew attention to the region’s increasing handloom exports and a notable reduction in crime rates, making a favorable comparison with Gujarat. In a welcoming gesture to potential investors, he assured them of a red-carpet reception, signaling a departure from bureaucratic hindrances. Additionally, Sinha underscored the presence of substantial natural resources, including large magnesium deposits, presenting compelling reasons for considering investment in the region.
Linking investment in Jammu and Kashmir to a broader commitment to India’s unity and integrity, LG Sinha lauded Prime Minister Modi for fostering a business-friendly environment. He asserted that such investments not only promise maximum profitability but also contribute significantly to fortifying the region’s ties with the rest of India.
Recognizing Gujarat’s pivotal role in India’s economic growth, Sinha expressed optimism about the transformative changes witnessed in the last four years. He pointed out the region’s surging online popularity, positioning it as a sought-after destination, crediting this to the stable and peaceful environment established in Jammu and Kashmir.
In addressing security concerns, LG Sinha affirmed the integral part of Jammu and Kashmir within India, emphasizing that terrorism is on its last breath in the region. He emphasized a commitment to establishing peace rather than negotiating it, expressing confidence in the region’s trajectory towards not only economic prosperity but also sustained stability. Sinha concluded his address with a bold vision, stating, “We will make it better than Davos,” alluding to the renowned Swiss town that hosts the World Economic Forum.