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Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav Invites Global Investors at Dubai Forum to Boost Trade with Arab Nations
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 09:32 PM
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Chief Minister Mohan Yadav met international investors in Dubai, highlighting investment opportunities in Madhya Pradesh and urging greater trade ties with Arab countries.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav attended a high‑profile business forum in Dubai, where he addressed a gathering of global investors and industry leaders. The CM used the platform to showcase Madhya Pradesh's economic potential and to invite foreign capital into the state.
He outlined priority sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, agro‑processing and logistics, emphasizing the state's strategic location, improved infrastructure and investor‑friendly policies. Yadav stressed that Madhya Pradesh offers competitive incentives and a skilled workforce ready to support large‑scale projects.
During the session, the CM called for deeper trade links with Arab nations, noting existing ties in commodities and services. He urged Arab investors to explore joint ventures and to consider the state as a gateway for accessing the broader Indian market.
Accompanying Yadav were senior officials from the Madhya Pradesh Investment Promotion Agency, who pledged to facilitate site visits, provide detailed project data and assist with regulatory clearances. The delegation said follow‑up meetings will be arranged to convert interest into concrete commitments.
No specific deals were announced at the forum, but the CM affirmed that the outreach is part of a sustained effort to attract overseas capital and to position Madhya Pradesh as a leading investment destination in central India.
He outlined priority sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, agro‑processing and logistics, emphasizing the state's strategic location, improved infrastructure and investor‑friendly policies. Yadav stressed that Madhya Pradesh offers competitive incentives and a skilled workforce ready to support large‑scale projects.
During the session, the CM called for deeper trade links with Arab nations, noting existing ties in commodities and services. He urged Arab investors to explore joint ventures and to consider the state as a gateway for accessing the broader Indian market.
Accompanying Yadav were senior officials from the Madhya Pradesh Investment Promotion Agency, who pledged to facilitate site visits, provide detailed project data and assist with regulatory clearances. The delegation said follow‑up meetings will be arranged to convert interest into concrete commitments.
No specific deals were announced at the forum, but the CM affirmed that the outreach is part of a sustained effort to attract overseas capital and to position Madhya Pradesh as a leading investment destination in central India.