MP Tourism Conclave attracts major investments (UPDATED)
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav emphasized the significance of tourism and pilgrimage as vital pathways to prosperity during the two-day Regional Tourism Conclave held at the Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Agricultural University campus in Gwalior. Highlighting Madhya Pradesh's status as the 'Heart of India', he announced that investment proposals amounting to Rs. 3,500 crore were received at the conclave, with Letters of Allotment (LOAs) issued to six investors, paving the way for investments exceeding Rs. 60 crore and substantial job creation.
 
Dr. Yadav said that the state's rich cultural, historical, and religious heritage attracts global attention. He pointed out that visitors are often captivated by the sight of cheetahs in their natural habitat, showcasing the state's commitment to wildlife conservation. The CM also highlighted Gwalior's musical legacy, announcing an allocation of Rs. 50 crore for the construction of the Raja Man Singh Tomar Music University.
Principal Secretary (Tourism & Culture) and MD, MP Tourism Board, Sheo Shekhar Shukla presented the highlights of Madhya Pradesh Tourism Policy 2025 and Madhya Pradesh Film Policy 2025. He outlined benefits for investors, natural beauty, cultural richness, heritage conservation, rural tourism, and local art promotion.
 
The conclave featured significant investment proposals, including a Rs. 1,000 crore initiative presented by industrialist Sachin Gupta. This event is part of the preparations for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh Travel Mart, scheduled for October 11-13, which aims to further enhance the tourism sector.
 
In addition to investment announcements, Dr. Yadav laid foundation stones for various development projects, including Rs. 17 crore worth of works at the historic Phoolbagh area and Rs. 58.46 crore for the music university. To promote local crafts, the Craftgroom e-commerce platform was launched in collaboration with Delberto.
 
The event underscored Madhya Pradesh's potential as a hub for tourism and heritage, with a strong commitment from investors to contribute to the state's growth.

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