Prime Minister Narendra Modi is placing special emphasis on Rajasthan this December, planning two visits to Jaipur for milestone events. From December 9 to 11, he will inaugurate the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit-2024 and later, on December 15, participate in celebrations marking the first anniversary of Bhajan Lal Sharma's government.
The Rising Rajasthan Summit is set to position Rajasthan as a prime investment destination, attracting global investors and expatriate Rajasthanis. The event will feature over 7,000 MOUs worth ₹25 lakh crores, showcasing diverse opportunities for economic growth. On December 10, a special session dedicated to Non-Resident Rajasthanis will blend cultural exchange with investment potential, promoting Rajasthan's vibrant traditions and business avenues.
Adding to the significance of this month, PM Modi will lay the foundation stone for the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) at a grand rally in Sanganer’s Dadia village. This ambitious project, benefiting 21 districts, is a ₹45,000-crore initiative aimed at addressing water needs for drinking, agriculture, and industry. The ERCP’s expansion reflects the Sharma government's commitment to regional development.
Jaipur is undergoing a transformation to host these events. Roads are being refurbished, walls adorned with traditional paintings, and logistical arrangements meticulously planned. Airports, metro stations, and hotels are being readied to accommodate dignitaries and participants. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma himself is overseeing the preparations, ensuring all arrangements meet high standards. His recent city tour with administrative and police officials highlighted his proactive approach.
The Sharma government’s decision to host such a summit in its inaugural year sends a bold message. By initiating investment proposals early, the administration aims to have ample time to implement projects and build trust with stakeholders. Unlike previous governments, which organized similar summits toward the end of their tenure, this approach seeks long-term results.
The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit is not merely an economic event; it reflects the state's ambition to align cultural heritage with modern opportunities. As Rajasthan eyes substantial investments and growth, the success of this initiative will depend on how well these proposals translate into tangible outcomes.
With a vision for inclusive development, the Bhajan Lal Sharma government aims to celebrate its achievements while setting a roadmap for the future. The coming weeks promise to shape Rajasthan’s economic landscape, making this a pivotal moment for the state.