Haryana CM Nayab Saini Launches ‘Make in Haryana’ Policy, Targets ₹5 Lakh Crore Investment

New Delhi, June 1: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday launched the ambitious ‘Make in Haryana’ Industrial Policy, aiming to attract investments worth ₹5 lakh crore and transform the state into a leading hub for advanced manufacturing, innovation, and future industries.

The announcement was accompanied by the signing of investment Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth approximately ₹1.10 lakh crore on the very first day, reflecting strong industry confidence in the state’s economic vision.

At the event, the Chief Minister also unveiled nine sector-specific industrial policies, introduced the Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, and revealed the logo for the upcoming Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit.

Addressing investors and industry leaders, Saini described the new policy as a long-term growth blueprint designed to strengthen Haryana’s industrial ecosystem, encourage innovation, boost exports, create employment opportunities, and promote sustainable economic development.

He said the global investment environment has changed significantly, with investors increasingly evaluating governance quality, decision-making speed, infrastructure, and long-term partnership potential rather than incentives alone. Haryana, he asserted, is positioned to meet these expectations and emerge as one of India’s most attractive investment destinations.

Inviting businesses from across the world, the Chief Minister said Haryana offers a unique combination of strategic location, robust infrastructure, industrial strength, and business-friendly governance. He encouraged investors to become partners in the state’s next phase of development.

Highlighting Haryana’s economic performance, Saini noted that despite occupying only a small portion of India’s geographical area, the state contributes significantly to the national economy. He credited extensive road networks, freight corridors, logistics infrastructure, and proximity to the National Capital Region for strengthening Haryana’s position as a preferred destination for investment.

A major feature of the launch was the introduction of the Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, which aims to streamline investor interactions with government departments. The platform integrates services such as land identification, approvals, compliance management, incentive applications, and infrastructure information into a single digital interface.

According to the Chief Minister, the portal utilizes technologies including GIS mapping and AI-enabled assistance to simplify investment processes and reduce procedural delays. He described the initiative as a shift towards smarter and more responsive governance.

Saini said the investment commitments secured during the event would generate new industries, strengthen supply chains, support MSMEs, create employment opportunities for youth, and accelerate economic growth across the state.

Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh described the launch as a landmark moment in Haryana’s industrial journey. He said the government’s vision extends beyond manufacturing and focuses on creating a globally competitive ecosystem centred on technology, innovation, exports, and future-ready industries.

Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Arun Kumar Gupta highlighted that the policy was developed through extensive consultations with industry stakeholders. He said the substantial investment commitments received on the first day reflected growing trust in Haryana’s governance model and development agenda.

Commissioner and Secretary of Industries and Commerce, Dr Amit Agrawal, said the policy reflects Haryana’s evolving approach to investment promotion. He noted that modern investors seek reliable governance and long-term partnerships, and the new framework has been designed to address those expectations.

Several major companies signed investment agreements during the event, including firms from sectors such as automobiles, electronics, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, logistics, industrial parks, banking, and manufacturing.

The state government expressed confidence that the ‘Make in Haryana’ initiative, combined with the newly launched sectoral policies, would accelerate industrial expansion, attract global capital, create large-scale employment opportunities, and strengthen Haryana’s position as a key contributor to India’s economic growth.