Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Seeks Investment in Netherlands, Touts Border Development

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has begun an official visit to the Netherlands, aiming to attract international investment by promoting the state as an emerging industrial hub. During the trip, he was welcomed by India's Ambassador to the Netherlands, Kumar Tuhin. Concurrently, his government has inaugurated multiple development projects in the Attari constituency, including road renovations worth Rs 57.80 crore. Mann emphasized transformative initiatives in health, education, and agriculture, alongside enhanced border security with anti-drone systems, to build a "Vibrant Punjab."

Key Points: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Visits Netherlands for Investment

  • Investment pitch in Netherlands
  • Rs 57.80 cr for 121 Attari link roads
  • 'Schools of Eminence' & 'Common Man Clinics'
  • Rs 6500 cr canal revival for farmers
  • Anti-drone system at border
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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann begins his visit to Netherlands

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann begins Netherlands visit to attract investment, highlights road, health, and border development projects in Attari and Amritsar.

"The border areas... are today, through our government's efforts, set to become leading constituencies of 'Vibrant Punjab'. - CM Bhagwant Mann"

Chandigarh, April 18

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Saturday began his visit to the Netherlands, his office said in a release.

India's Ambassador to the Netherlands, Kumar Tuhin, welcomed him upon his arrival.

During his visit, CM Bhagwant Mann will meet with international companies to attract investment in Punjab.

He will present Punjab as an emerging industrial hub worldwide.

A day earlier, various projects for the renovation of roads were inaugurated and dedicated to the public at Attari in Amritsar district.

He said that the border areas, which remained neglected for decades during previous governments, are today, through our government's efforts, set to become leading constituencies of 'Vibrant Punjab'.

"Under this development campaign, projects worth Rs 57.80 crore for the renovation of 121 link roads in the Attari constituency have been initiated," he added.

"Bringing major changes in the fields of health and education, 'Schools of Eminence' and 'Common Man Clinics' are serving the public in Amritsar district, while a new government college is being constructed at Ajnala at a cost of RS 15 crore"

Along with this, for the convenience of farmers, canals and watercourses have been revived at a cost of Rs 6500 crore, bringing canal water to the tail ends of more than 1400 villages, he added.

"To end the daily hardships of border farmers, we have raised the issue with the central government, and agreement has been reached to advance the border fencing. While striking a hard blow against drug smuggling, an 'Anti-Drone System' has also been installed at the border. The Common Man's Government is fully committed to a prosperous and golden future for Punjab," CM Bhagwant Mann added.

- ANI

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Priya S
While attracting foreign investment is important, I hope the focus remains on our farmers. The canal revival project for 1400 villages is a massive and welcome step. Border area development is long overdue. Let's see the ground reality of these promises.
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Aman W
Another foreign trip? How much is this costing the state exchequer? I appreciate the road and canal work, but these visits often yield little. Show us the MoUs signed and the investment that actually materializes. Action speaks louder than press releases.
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Sarah B
The anti-drone system at the border is a crucial step. The drug problem has hurt Punjab's youth for too long. Combining security with development for border constituencies is the right approach. Wishing the CM a productive visit.
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Kavya N
Schools of Eminence and Common Man Clinics in Amritsar are excellent initiatives. Development must be holistic - health, education, infrastructure, and jobs. Presenting Punjab as an industrial hub globally is ambitious and needed. All the best, Mann sahib!
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Vikram M
The neglect of border areas by previous governments was a shame. If this government can truly develop Attari and other border constituencies, it will be a game-changer. The link road renovation is a good start. Let's hope the momentum continues. 👍

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