Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Dr. Mohan Yadav, arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday for a four-day visit to attract global investment to the state. A grand and traditional welcome from the Indian community in Japan marked his arrival.
Sibi George, the Indian Ambassador to Japan, enthusiastically greeted Dr. Yadav upon his arrival. The Indian community in Tokyo also extended a warm welcome, honoring the Chief Minister with traditional rituals. These included applying a tilak and wearing a turban (safa), symbolizing respect and cultural unity.
The Chief Minister shared the moment on his official X handle, posting: “Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav receives a grand welcome by the Indian community in Tokyo, Japan, with a tilak and traditional turban… During his visit to Japan, the Chief Minister will have one-on-one discussions with prominent industrialists and invite them for the #GlobalInvestorsSummitMP.”
The Indian Embassy in Japan also expressed appreciation for the visit, stating, “Hon’ble Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Dr. Mohan Yadav, arrives in Japan. Received by Ambassador @AmbSibiGeorge.”
Dr. Yadav’s visit aims to strengthen economic and technological ties between Madhya Pradesh and Japan.
The Chief Minister is set to meet with prominent Japanese industrialists and invite them to the Global Investors Summit, which is scheduled to take place in Bhopal in February 2025. These meetings are designed to foster collaboration in sectors like industry, agriculture, and animal husbandry.
Before his departure, Dr. Yadav expressed his optimism about the trip, highlighting the potential for new milestones in the state’s development.
He emphasized that the Madhya Pradesh government is dedicated to creating employment opportunities across various sectors, including youth, women, farmers, and underprivileged communities.
By promoting both governmental and private industrial ventures, the state aims to boost job creation and economic prosperity.
The visit underscores the state’s vision of becoming a hub for innovation and industrial growth. Dr. Yadav reiterated that Madhya Pradesh is focused on self-reliance, skill development, and economic growth for its citizens.
Through this international engagement, the Chief Minister hopes to attract significant global investments to fuel the state’s progress and growth.
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