
Bhubaneswar: Deputy Chief Minister KV Singh Deo met with a delegation of international visionaries at Lok Seva Bhavan today to discuss potential investment opportunities in Odisha’s agriculture and fisheries sectors.
The visiting delegation included Karan Patel from Switzerland, Hiten Singhvi from England, Vijay Rana from Mumbai, and Harendra Mahapatra of SAFA Foundation. The meeting focused on exploring ways to enhance investment in Odisha’s agricultural and fisheries industries.
The visionaries expressed a keen interest in contributing to the development of these key sectors in Odisha. They highlighted various opportunities for innovation and growth, aiming to introduce transformative changes that could significantly impact the state’s agricultural landscape and fisheries practices.
Deputy Chief Minister Singh Deo welcomed the delegation’s interest and emphasized that such cooperation would be instrumental in advancing Odisha’s agricultural and fisheries sectors. He underscored the potential for these investments to drive economic growth, improve productivity, and enhance sustainability in the state.
The discussions aimed at identifying collaborative strategies and initiatives that would leverage international expertise and investment to foster development in Odisha. This engagement marks a significant step towards attracting global investment and innovation to boost the state’s economic sectors.
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