Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has extended an open invitation to entrepreneurs from neighbouring Punjab to invest in Haryana, highlighting the state’s rapidly growing industrial ecosystem, robust infrastructure and investor friendly policies. Addressing a delegation of Punjab based industrialists, the chief minister said Haryana has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for manufacturing and enterprise due to policy stability, efficient governance and a strong focus on ease of doing business.
Saini said the Haryana government is committed to creating an enabling environment for entrepreneurs by ensuring time bound clearances, transparent policies and modern infrastructure. He underlined that the state’s strategic location, proximity to the national capital and strong connectivity through highways, rail and air networks give Haryana a natural advantage for businesses looking to expand operations in north India.
Highlighting sector specific opportunities, the chief minister said Haryana is placing special emphasis on the electric vehicle sector. He said the state is planning to set up a dedicated Electric Vehicle Park to attract manufacturers, component suppliers and technology firms associated with the EV ecosystem. The proposed park, he said, would help Haryana play a key role in India’s transition towards clean and sustainable mobility while also generating large scale employment.
Saini also spoke about the government’s plan to develop 10 Integrated Manufacturing Townships across the state. These townships, he said, will offer plug and play infrastructure, industrial plots, logistics support and residential facilities, making them attractive for both domestic and international investors. The aim, he added, is to reduce operational costs for industries and create industrial clusters that promote innovation, efficiency and job creation.
Emphasising support for small and medium enterprises, the chief minister said MSMEs form the backbone of Haryana’s industrial growth. He outlined various initiatives being implemented to provide easier access to credit, skill development, technology upgradation and market linkages for MSMEs. Saini said the government is working closely with industry bodies to address their concerns and ensure that entrepreneurs can focus on growth rather than procedural hurdles.
The chief minister also linked Haryana’s industrial push with national development priorities. He said the state government is aligning its policies with flagship initiatives aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing, increasing exports and strengthening supply chains. According to him, Haryana’s focus on manufacturing townships, logistics infrastructure and sector specific policies will contribute to broader economic growth and employment generation.
Inviting Punjab entrepreneurs to explore opportunities in Haryana, Saini said the government is keen to build regional partnerships that benefit both states. He assured investors of full cooperation from the administration and said the state remains open to feedback from industry to further improve its policy framework.
Members of the industrial delegation welcomed the chief minister’s outreach and expressed interest in exploring investment opportunities in Haryana. They said the state’s focus on infrastructure, policy clarity and emerging sectors like electric vehicles makes it an attractive destination for expansion.
The interaction reflects the Haryana government’s continued efforts to position the state as a preferred investment hub and a key contributor to India’s manufacturing growth story.