CM Mann returns from abroad, gives information about meetings held in Japan

Bhagwant Singh Mann said here that he wants progress for Punjab, from the bottom of his heart. He wants to provide employment to the people of Punjab right here, and he is traveling around to create jobs here. He said he would go wherever he needs to go for this purpose.

He said, "People act according to their intentions. These people are quoting rates for everything from councilors to MLAs and the Chief Minister. Let them have their rates for these positions, how much a minister's chair sells for, how much the Chief Minister's chair sells for.

They are quoting rates like in rural markets, how much an MC, MLA, and CM sell for. This is their mindset. I am thinking about bringing investment to Punjab, while they are talking about bringing in [someone named] Valtora.

I am talking about waiving the loans and electricity bills of farmers and traders in Punjab, while they are talking about forgiving Giani Gurbachan Singh.

Let them have their way; I am leaving this to the people's court." He recited a couplet by Kabir: "Kabira, your hut is near the executioners. Whoever does wrong will suffer the consequences, why are you so sad?" He ended the press conference without taking questions from reporters and left. He was giving information about the investment summit to be held in March after his visit to Japan and South Korea.

Punjabi youth will be taught Japanese and Korean languages

Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said that companies from Japan and South Korea want to come and work here, but they face a language barrier. He said they will teach the youth of Punjab these languages so that they can communicate with them. Previously, Punjabi youth were only learning French, etc. He wants to open doors of employment for Punjabi youth.

He detailed the entire ten-day program and listed the agreements made with companies.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann returned from Japan and South Korea after ten days. He held a press conference at his official residence. He gave details of his meetings with companies and ministers in Japan and South Korea. He said that a large number of companies are ready to invest in Mohali, Punjab. Several companies have expressed their willingness to contribute to making Mohali an IT hub. Furthermore, these companies have also indicated their intention to establish R&D centers there.

Chief Minister on a 10-day foreign tour

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was on a 10-day foreign tour to Japan and South Korea. He was accompanied by Punjab industrialist Sanjeev Gupta, Chief Secretary KAP Sinha, and senior officials from the investment promotion department. The aim of this tour was to attract investment to Punjab.

The government is preparing to organize the Progressive Punjab Business Summit in March of next year. Companies are being contacted to encourage investment in Punjab. Several companies are already coming to the state. Many renowned companies, such as Tata Steel, have already invested in Punjab.

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Japanese companies show interest in investing

It was reported that during the Japan tour, Japanese companies participated and showed keen interest in investing in the state. CM Mann said that the state government's goal is to create new opportunities for our youth and to provide a stable and reliable environment for investors.

It was also mentioned that grounded investments worth over ₹1.4 lakh crore have already been secured through Invest Punjab.