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International Collaboration
Canada



The Consul General of Canada - Western Region Marvin Hildebrand
met senior officials of Government of Gujarat Industrial Extension
Bureau (iNDEXTb) and PwC officials on 25th March.
He expressed keen interest in the business opportunities in diamonds
and the Gujarat element of the development of the Delhi-Mumbai
Industrial Corridor, as well as the existing business between the two
countries with an Indian FDI of US$ 1022 mn and the Canada FDI of US$
801 mn.
Enquiring about the opportunities available on the Vibrant Gujarat
2011 Summit platform the Consul General was informed that Canada is one of the focus countries
and that the Government of Gujarat seeks increased cooperation in the sectors of oil and gas,
infrastructure, gems and jewellery and other related areas of interest between the two partners.
In view of the recent opening of the Canadian Trade Office in the State, Hildebrand said, "We
endeavour to enhance the two-way trade and investment opportunities between Canadian
companies and businesses in Gujarat and for this we look forward to the support and cooperation
from Government of Gujarat."
IBM
A five member team led by Amanda Garland, Director, Global Strategy, IBM, visited the state in the
first week of March.
IBM is expanding its operations and it is scouting for 4.5-5 lakh sq ft space that can accommodate
about 1000-2000 employees. For this the company is exploring three countries including Mexico
and South Africa. In India, IBM is exploring opportunities in Gandhinagar, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
A presentation film about the state was given to the delegation by INDEXTb. Following the
presentation a general discussion between government representatives and IBM team took place.
The team was very satisfied with the responses to their queries and has given a very positive
impression of the state.
The team was also taken for a field visit to DAIICT, a state of the art Communication Engineering
institute of the state, for a formal discussion with the Director of the institute about the human
capital in Gujarat and its future prospects. The team also visited Raheja IT SEZ to see the available IT
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Area under the project 1,100 acres
Planned investment Rs. 2,000 crore
Immediate capacity 2.5 lakh cars
Projected capacity in
the future
5.0 lakh cars
Direct and indirect
employment
10.0 thousand
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Gujarat has changed gears to become an
auto hub


October 7, 2008 marked the new wave of
investments in automotive industry in
Gujarat. This was the day when Tata
Motors signed a State Support Agreement
with Government of Gujarat for setting up
the “Nano” mother plant at Sanand, 30
km from Ahmedabad. Tata Motors chose
Gujarat over West Bengal, Karnataka and
Andhra Pradesh which were also in the race to anchor the “Nano” plant.
Tata Motors envisages this as an integrated project which will catalyze growth of the auto and
auto component industries in Gujarat. Already, three special investment regions, at Sanand,
Dholera and Changodar, all in the vicinity of Nano plant, have been planned. A Transportnagar,
just opposite Nano plant, too, has been cleared by the Gujarat government. The area is well
connected by road to the ports of Kandla, Mundra
and Pipavav as also rest of India. An international
greenfield airport is being planned at Federa, off
Sanand.
As a part of the project, more than 60 ancillary
industries are all set to come up in the same
complex. An Auto Academy, Industrial Training
Institute (ITI) and driving school are also on the
anvil at Sanand
 
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'Almost 8,000 MoUs worth $462 bn signed in Vibrant Gujarat'

Chief Minister Narendra Modi announced investment promises of Rs.20,83,000 crore ($462 billion) through 7,936 memoranda of understanding (MOUs), expected to generate employment opportunities for 5.2 million people as the fifth Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors summit 2011 ended in Gandhinagar on Thursday.

"Fifty-four per cent of these MOUs have been signed by small and medium enterprises (SMEs)," he said.

The previous edition of the summit in 2009 had resulted in about 4,000 MoUs being signed for investments worth Rs.12,00,000 crore (about $243 billion).

Though the final break-up was still not forthcoming, Modi said that the maximum investment promises had come from the infrastructure sector. According to official sources, 655 MOUs had been signed in the urban development and infrastructure sector with investment promises worth Rs.2,26,000 crore and water resources and water conservation sector accounting for 33 MOUs worth Rs.33,796.90 crore.

In the health and pharma sector, 127 MOUs worth Rs.26,000 crore were signed. While 31 companies accounted for Rs.15,600 crore worth of MOUs in the health sector,90 pharma companies made for investment promises worth Rs.10,686 crore during the summit.

According to the state's Industries Secretary M. Sahu, 101 countries and 1,400 foreign delegates participated in the global business hub event and 479 institutional tie-ups and knowledge sharing agreements were finalised. "A total of 470 MOUs were signed in the social sector while the event realised 30 projects to come up outside the state. This event has helped Gujarat companies to go international," he added.

Speaking at the valedictory function, Modi said that he would like to dedicate the outcome of this summit to the youth and mothers of Gujarat. "I have set up mission Mangalam as a tool of inclusive growth. Two lakh sakhi mandals have been set up in the state in the last two years to empower women so that they become partners in growth," he said.

The chief minister said that as part of corporate social responsibility (CSR), 34 top corporate houses of the country have signed MOUs to invest Rs.20,000 crore in training 15 lakh women, ensuring jobs and creating a market for their products, he added.

Modi said that the entire effort of the government was geared to enriching the knowledge basis of the youth so that they can rise to take advantage of the opportunities coming their way through the investment creation effort being undertaken in Gujarat.

"I want to see Gujarat emerge not only as a front-runner driving India's engine of growth but also as a powerful state of India able to stand up for itself in the comity of nations," he added.
 
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