Category: General
Country: India
Region: Asia
The Yogi Adityanath government approved Faridabad textile industrialists' proposal for business expansion near Jewar International Airport.
By Abhishek Anand
Updated: 28th December, 2023 03:08 IST.
Edited By: Ajmal Abbas
Greater Noida: The Uttar Pradesh government has approved a proposal from a delegation of textile industrialists from Haryana’s Faridabad to expand their business to Jewar in Greater Noida.
Following a meeting with the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, the textile industrialists sought to establish their business near the upcoming Jewar International Airport along the Yamuna Expressway. The approval for their request was granted immediately, Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh said on Wednesday.
"The delegation of textile industries from Faridabad had met the Chief Minister seeking investment opportunities during his recent visit. The delegation gave a brief presentation about the multi-million booming textile industry in India and they were immediately given a nod to expand their business in the Jewar area of Uttar Pradesh," Singh said.
Faridabad is a leading textile hub in India, housing numerous mills and other production facilities that cater to both domestic and international markets.
Developmental activities near the Jewar airport are progressing rapidly, and upon completion, the 'Noida International Airport' is expected to become Asia's largest and the world's fourth-largest international airport.
According to the MLA, the first flight from the under-construction airport is likely to take off by November 2024. The Zurich airport secured the tender for construction, with Tata Projects awarded the construction contract.
Singh emphasised, "This will create a massive industrial and financial corridor across the Yamuna Expressway in the vicinity of the airport. Thousands of crores worth of investment has already been drawn, and a mega rush of employment will happen here."
Courtesy: Indiatoday.in
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