Returning from an official visit to Singapore and Japan, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said the state government will focus on technology transfer to strengthen self-reliance and accelerate economic growth.
During the foreign tour, the state secured investment commitments worth Rs 2.5 lakh crore through a series of meetings. Senior government officials said green hydrogen, clean energy, robotics, semiconductors, fintech and semiconductors were key sectors where international companies assured technology transfer while exploring opportunities in UP. Through government-to-government, government-to-business and business-to-business engagements, the delegation held 60 interactions during the visit.
The Chief Minister said structural reforms and sector-specific policies introduced by the state have placed UP on the global investment map. “Big-ticket infrastructure projects such as the Purvanchal, Bundelkhand and Ganga expressways, defence corridor, data centres, and common manufacturing facilities are an added advantage, providing a stable ecosystem and a stable business environment for companies to grow,” he said.
Yogi added that once these proposed investments are implemented, they will generate lakhs of direct and indirect employment opportunities for the youth. “Investments in IT, automobiles, logistics, defence production, green energy and the MSME sector will give new strength to the state’s economic structure,” he said.
A senior government official stated that the USD 1 trillion economy target is not just a number but a structured roadmap for broad-based economic transformation. “Brand UP is not just limited to our country; it is influencing the decision-making process of investors who are settled in developed countries. Our recent tour shows the value that strong law and order holds for the development of a city, districts, a state, a region and a country. That is the feedback we received from the investors,” the official said.
The official also noted that single-window systems, stakeholder meetings and regular industry-government summits are helping refine policies and improve the state’s investment environment.
The visit underlines UP’s strategy to combine infrastructure growth, policy reforms and technology transfer to drive long-term industrial and economic expansion.
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