Assuring the Captains of the industry of creating conducive ecosystem for investment in the state, the Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Tuesday reiterated his government's firm commitment to act a true facilitator showing zero tolerance for political or bureaucratic corruption, negative attitude, delays and inertia.
Delivering his keynote address on the Plenary Session of 4th Progressive Punjab Investors Summit 2021 here at Indian School of Business, the Chief Minister said that Punjab would live up to their expectations as Punjab is the best place to do business in India.
Expressing his gratitude to all the visionaries who joined virtually on the first day of two days Progressive Punjab Investors Summit-2021 on October 26 & 27 with theme of Progressive Punjab-A story of Partnership, Delivery & Growth: Investors Reassured', the Chief Minister said their valuable suggestions and input would help the state government to further fine tune the existing industrial policy by incorporating some requisite amendments to make it far more investor friendly.
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