Patel also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and apprised him of the preparations for the summit to be held from January 10 to 12. According to an official release, the PM “expressed satisfaction” about the preparations. In the last ease of doing business rankings released in 2019, Gujarat had gone down by five places.

Talking about various steps taken by Gujarat to improve ease of doing business, Rajiv Gupta, Additional Chief Secretary, Industries and Mines, said the state offers a “large range of incentives” and even “relocation subsidies” for companies willing to relocate to Gujarat from other parts of the globe. He said Gujarat has “substantial land availability”, 200 industrial estates, 20 SEZs and three SIRs.

Further, in order to boost investments in Dholera SIR (Special Investment Region), the Gujarat government is planning to enact a special policy that will provide incentives to industries investing in this greenfield project located over 100 kilometers from Ahmedabad, Gupta said. “Since the last two decades, the Gujarat government has been tuned to facilitate industries. We are a government which is totally committed to ease of doing business,” he said while addressing the roadshow where companies like Maruti Suzuki and JCB India were present.

Talking about various steps taken by Gujarat to improve ease of doing business Gupta said the state offers a “large range of incentives” and even “relocation subsidies” for companies willing to relocate to Gujarat from other parts of the globe. He said Gujarat has “substantial land availability”, 200 industrial estates, 20 SEZs and three SIRs.

The roadshow in Delhi was the first of the six national roadshows the Gujarat government is holding to promote the Vibrant Gujarat event. Similar roadshows will be held in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Lucknow.