BGBS 2025 aims to further this momentum by attracting investments in key sectors such as manufacturing, IT, agriculture, renewable energy and tourism.
Kolkata: In a significant push to showcase West Bengal's thriving business environment, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her team are leaving no stone unturned to ensure the success of the upcoming Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS), scheduled for February 5-6 next year. With the aim of reinforcing Bengal's position as a hub for global investment, the state government is set to welcome industry leaders and international delegates from across the world.
At a strategic meeting held at 'Soujanya' in Alipore, Chief Minister Banerjee met with several top industrialists to discuss the roadmap for the summit. Highlighting the state’s commitment to fostering a conducive industrial environment, the Chief Minister expressed her optimism about the event's success. "This meeting is to further pave the way for investment in Bengal," she announced on social media, emphasizing her administration's dedication to creating opportunities for growth and prosperity.
Simultaneously, high-ranking officials, including Chief Minister's Principal Advisor Amit Mitra and Industries Minister Chandrima Bhattacharya, spearheaded a campaign in New Delhi to attract international investment. During an interaction at a prestigious five-star venue, ambassadors and representatives from 42 countries were briefed on Bengal's industry-friendly policies, dynamic leadership, and untapped potential across various sectors.
Amit Mitra, via video conference, presented a detailed overview of Bengal’s emerging opportunities, while Industries Secretary Mohan Gandhi delivered a compelling presentation highlighting the state’s competitive advantages, including its skilled workforce, robust infrastructure, and strategic location as a gateway to Southeast Asia.
The numbers speak volumes about Bengal’s industrial progress. Over the last six editions of the BGBS, the state has received investment proposals totaling ₹15 lakh crore, with projects worth over ₹10 lakh crore already implemented. These figures underscore the state’s ability to translate vision into reality, further strengthening investor confidence.
In the previous summit, over 400 international representatives from 17 countries, including Europe, Africa, and Australia, participated, with 15 ambassadors in attendance. This vibrant global participation attests to Bengal’s rising prominence on the world economic map.
The Bengal Global Business Summit 2025 aims to further this momentum by attracting investments in key sectors such as manufacturing, IT, agriculture, renewable energy, and tourism. The state government’s proactive approach, coupled with its inclusive policies and dynamic leadership, positions Bengal as a model of industrial resurgence in India.
As the countdown begins, the message is clear: Bengal is open for business, and the world is taking notice. With a proven track record, an investor-friendly ecosystem, and a leadership committed to progress, the stage is set for Bengal to soar to new economic heights.
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| Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a meeting with several industrialists at 'Soujanya' in Alipore on Friday. Sourav Ganguly alongside the Chief Minister. |
At a strategic meeting held at 'Soujanya' in Alipore, Chief Minister Banerjee met with several top industrialists to discuss the roadmap for the summit. Highlighting the state’s commitment to fostering a conducive industrial environment, the Chief Minister expressed her optimism about the event's success. "This meeting is to further pave the way for investment in Bengal," she announced on social media, emphasizing her administration's dedication to creating opportunities for growth and prosperity.
Simultaneously, high-ranking officials, including Chief Minister's Principal Advisor Amit Mitra and Industries Minister Chandrima Bhattacharya, spearheaded a campaign in New Delhi to attract international investment. During an interaction at a prestigious five-star venue, ambassadors and representatives from 42 countries were briefed on Bengal's industry-friendly policies, dynamic leadership, and untapped potential across various sectors.
Amit Mitra, via video conference, presented a detailed overview of Bengal’s emerging opportunities, while Industries Secretary Mohan Gandhi delivered a compelling presentation highlighting the state’s competitive advantages, including its skilled workforce, robust infrastructure, and strategic location as a gateway to Southeast Asia.
The numbers speak volumes about Bengal’s industrial progress. Over the last six editions of the BGBS, the state has received investment proposals totaling ₹15 lakh crore, with projects worth over ₹10 lakh crore already implemented. These figures underscore the state’s ability to translate vision into reality, further strengthening investor confidence.
In the previous summit, over 400 international representatives from 17 countries, including Europe, Africa, and Australia, participated, with 15 ambassadors in attendance. This vibrant global participation attests to Bengal’s rising prominence on the world economic map.
The Bengal Global Business Summit 2025 aims to further this momentum by attracting investments in key sectors such as manufacturing, IT, agriculture, renewable energy, and tourism. The state government’s proactive approach, coupled with its inclusive policies and dynamic leadership, positions Bengal as a model of industrial resurgence in India.
As the countdown begins, the message is clear: Bengal is open for business, and the world is taking notice. With a proven track record, an investor-friendly ecosystem, and a leadership committed to progress, the stage is set for Bengal to soar to new economic heights.
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