Maharashtra's recent deal at the World Economic Forum in Davos marks a significant milestone in the state's development. The agreement includes investments in real estate and artificial intelligence (AI), with major players like Realty & Development commi
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The total value of the deal secured by Maharashtra at Davos is ₹15.70 lakh crore.
The key areas of focus in this deal are artificial intelligence (AI) city projects, real estate development, and job creation.
Realty & Development has committed to invest ₹43,000 crore in Maharashtra.
The AI city projects are significant as they will equip cities with cutting-edge technology to enhance urban living and governance, attracting further investments and talent.
The deal is expected to create millions of job opportunities across various sectors, including engineering, data science, construction, and service provision, contributing to the growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
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