How the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit Will Rejuvenate Suryanagari and Beyond – Parliamentary Affairs Minister

289 MoUs Worth ₹17,350 Crore, Creating 57,000 Jobs

Jaipur : Parliamentary Affairs, Law, and Legal Affairs Minister Shri Jogaram Patel announced that the ‘Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit’ would bring renewed economic vigor to the entire region, including Suryanagari. Investors are actively participating in district-level meets, signing MoUs worth thousands of crores. Minister Patel emphasized that the Marwari community holds a unique global reputation for entrepreneurship and that investments will drive regional and national economic growth. He stated that by 2027, Rajasthan aims to be self-sufficient in energy, ensuring a stable power supply for industries.

The Jodhpur and Jodhpur Rural Investor Meet, part of the Rising Rajasthan initiative, was held at Indana Palace, chaired by Shri Patel. He noted that the state government, under Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s leadership, is fully committed to fostering entrepreneurship. A ‘Land Bank’ will be established to provide land for industrial growth, with streamlined land allotment policies. Local industrial challenges in Jodhpur will also be addressed through collaboration with relevant departments and entrepreneurs.

Shri Patel affirmed the government’s commitment to efficient single-window clearances and industry-friendly policies. Projects like the Rajasthan Canal Project, Yamuna Water Agreement, and Lift Canal III Phase will ensure a steady water supply for industrial needs.

289 MoUs Worth ₹17,350 Crore to Generate 57,000 Jobs

Thanks to the efforts of the Minister, Divisional Commissioner, District Collector, and public representatives, entrepreneurs in the district have signed MoUs totaling ₹17,350 crore, expected to create over 57,000 jobs and boost the local economy.

Key Investments and Sectors

Marwar Cement Company emerged as a top investor, committing ₹2,300 crore to a new cement plant in Ghodavet village, which will employ around 400 people. A proposed rifle manufacturing unit will see an additional ₹1,500 crore investment, creating 150 jobs. Real estate led in investment volume, with ₹3,732 crore expected to generate jobs for 5,245 people. Substantial investments are also planned in agri-processing, solar energy, handicrafts, tourism, healthcare, and education.

The Industries and Commerce Department signed MoUs with 204 of approximately 289 investors, securing ₹8,940 crore, while the Jodhpur Development Authority signed with 85 investors for an estimated ₹8,400 crore.