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Srinagar, June 9 The J&K government on Wednesday signed historic MoUs with the Policy Advocacy Research Centre (PARC) at the Civil Secretariat here.In presence of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, the MoUs were signed between Navin Kumar Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Government in the Department of Agriculture Production & Farmers' Welfare, Ankita Kar, Managing Director, J&K Trade Promotion Organisation, and Kiran Shelar, Director, PARC.The Lt Governor, in his address, observed that the J&K government, through dynamic economic reforms, is creating a conducive ecosystem for investment, building collaborations and partnerships to explore new markets and align potential investors for the UT, besides supporting socio-economic development, local opportunities for employment and bringing stakeholders to a common goal of sustainable growth in J&K."Action-oriented policies and strategic investments by potential investors will bring ground-breaking transformation in the agriculture and industrial sectors of J&K while triggering productivity growth and quality upgrading," Sinha said.Speaking on the future outcomes and the impact the agreements will have on the present economic ecosystem of the UT, the Lt Governor said, "With the UT government's partnership with the PARC, we are aiming at catalysing investments and effective policy implementation in sectors contributing to economic growth, job creation, increasing farmers' income, business opportunities, growth in GDP, and providing sector-wise opportunities to potential investors, besides strategically reaching out to private stakeholders."The MoU signed by the agriculture department with the PARC will strengthen the end-to-end value chain of agricultural products that would ultimately benefit the farmers and bring structural transformation in the agriculture and horticulture sector.The first phase of the agreement focuses on millet and pulses in Rajouri, Poonch and Banihal sub-divisions, said the Lt Governor.In the coming days, other districts will be included for value addition of agricultural and horticulture products, creating national and international farm-to-market linkages, he added.Underscoring the positives of the MoU signed between J&K Trade Promotion Organisation and PARC, the Lt Governor said that the new venture will expand the reach of the UT at the national level to promote business, investment and employment in J&K.The best practices of other investment-friendly states/UTs will be implemented in J&K, thus making it a more preferred destination for the investors."It will also be our endeavour to identify and invite the firms listed in the Bombay Stock Exchange to invest in J&K. It will not only limit to the investment aspect only, we will also partner with firms for the capacity building of local entrepreneurs," added the Lt Governor.Speaking on the occasion, Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary, termed the J&K administration as one of the most transparent ones across the country that has brought a fundamental change in the socio-economic ecosystem of the UT.J&K offers immense opportunities for the investors in various growth potential sectors which can contribute towards economic growth, employment creation, trade opportunities in the UT, he added."We are working on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of doubling the farmer's income through immediate implementation of major policy decisions and interventions, besides linking local products to the wider markets," said Navin Kumar Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the government, Department of Agriculture Production & Farmers' Welfare.In his address, Ranjan Prakash Thakur, Principal Secretary to the government, Industries & Commerce Department, said that J&K is witnessing the dawn of a new era of socio-economic development."Transparency, faster decision-making and commitment to the development of J&K are the mottos of our administration. We are offering best incentives and economic packages to facilitate the stakeholders of the industrial sector," he added.Ashish Kumar Chauhan, Managing Director, Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), informed the chair that around 200 youth from J&K have been imparted training in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector through the Livelihood Generation Training Programme under the ambit of BSE and Mission Youth, J&K.Vikram Sankaranarayanan, Executive Director, PARC, delivered the directorial address, while Kiran Shelar, Director, PARC, presented the vote of thanks.Nitishwar Kumar, Principal Secretary to the Lt Governor; Ambarish Datta, Managing Director and CEO, BSE Institute Limited, and other senior government officials and members of PARC were present on the occasion.Entrepreneurs from companies like Acme Process Systems Pvt Ltd, Okie Ventures Pvt Ltd , SK SPL group and Quest Global, who were on their visit to J&K to assess the investment prospect in their relevant sectors, were also present.Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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