Madhya Pradesh Growth Conclave: CM to Engage with Real Estate and Hotel Investors
The Madhya Pradesh Growth Conclave, set to take place in Indore, will see Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav interacting with over 1,500 participants from key sectors. The event aims to boost urban development and attract significant investments.
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The conclave will bring together more than 1,500 participants from key sectors such as real estate, hotel industry, tourism, infrastructure, and urban development. A major discussion will centre around the blueprint for the state’s urban growth, with an emphasis on infrastructure and investment-ready projects.
A grand exhibition will also be organised during the event. There will be extensive participation of CREDAI, hotel industry, tourism, Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC), IDA, Smart City, Metro, HUDCO, LIC, Housing Board, etc. in the event. Schemes and projects related to these will be displayed in the exhibition.
The conclave is an important initiative towards urban development in the state. The event will give a new dimension of investment in the city and in the State.
Key areas for development and investment
The state is inviting investment across multiple verticals including:
Urban transport: Metro, e-bus, multimodal hubs
Affordable housing and slum redevelopment
Water supply, sewage, solid and liquid waste management
Lake conservation, clean energy, green buildings
Digital governance, e-approvals, and infrastructure tech
The focus is on sustainable and smart urbanisation. Projects worth ₹21,000 crore are already underway to streamline urban transport, and another ₹2,800 crore has been allocated for clean environment initiatives in urban areas.
Investment in housing sector
Experts say that there is a good possibility of investment in the housing sector in the state. More than 8.32 lakh affordable houses have been built in the affordable housing sector. 10 lakh new houses are being built in the state. An investment of ₹50,000 cr. will be made in this area.
The state has a skilled workforce, a digitally empowered approval system, and robust urban infrastructure:
6,000+ km urban roads
80% piped water coverage
100% sewerage system in urban areas
23 public services available on digital platforms
17,230 ongoing urban schemes related to basic facilities
Approval in urban bodies through a centralised portal
₹2000 cr. in water front related development
Investors can participate in future benefits by investing in these areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Madhya Pradesh Growth Conclave?
The Madhya Pradesh Growth Conclave is a major event aimed at promoting urban development and attracting investments in key sectors such as real estate, hotel industry, and infrastructure. It is set to take place in Indore on July 11.
Who will be participating in the conclave?
Over 1,500 participants from key sectors such as real estate, hotel industry, tourism, infrastructure, and urban development will participate, including prominent investors and industry leaders.
What are the key areas for development and investment?
Key areas for development and investment include urban transport, affordable housing, water supply, sewage management, lake conservation, clean energy, green buildings, and digital governance.
What initiatives are already underway in Madhya Pradesh?
Projects worth ₹21,000 crore are underway for urban transport, and ₹2,800 crore has been allocated for clean environment initiatives. Additionally, over 8.32 lakh affordable houses have been built, and 10 lakh new houses are being constructed.
What infrastructure does Madhya Pradesh have to support these developments?
Madhya Pradesh has 6,000+ km of urban roads, 80% piped water coverage, 100% sewerage system in urban areas, 23 public services available on digital platforms, and 17,230 ongoing urban schemes related to basic facilities.
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