Denmark Delegation Meets Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to Discuss Agricultural Cooperation

A group of 35 delegates from the Danish Farmers Abroad Association met with Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. The meeting took place at Saini's official residence on Friday. Discussions focused on potential collaborations in agriculture, animal husbandry, and dairy development. Representatives from 20 Danish companies were part of the delegation. Haryana's Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shyam Singh Rana also attended the meeting.

The Danish delegation showed a keen interest in investing in Haryana's agricultural and related sectors. This was confirmed by a statement from the Haryana government. Chief Minister Saini extended a warm welcome to the visitors. He highlighted ongoing collaborations between Haryana and Denmark aimed at technological advancements in agriculture and animal husbandry.

Investment Opportunities in Haryana

Saini mentioned that Haryana offers a favourable environment for investors. The state ensures ease of doing business through transparent policies and an industry-friendly approach. This has positioned Haryana as a preferred investment destination. The Chief Minister emphasized the state's commitment to fostering business-to-business partnerships with Denmark and African countries.

These partnerships aim to facilitate the exchange of innovative technologies, expertise, and resources. Such collaborations are expected to drive industrial and agricultural growth in Haryana. Saini reiterated the state's Go Global strategy, which actively encourages foreign investors to explore opportunities within Haryana.

Exploring Local Practices

The Danish delegation informed Chief Minister Saini about their visits to various sites across Haryana. These visits were conducted to study local agricultural and animal husbandry practices. The insights gained from these visits could inform future collaborations between Denmark and Haryana.

Chief Minister Saini noted that a group of progressive farmers from Haryana had previously visited several African countries. Led by Minister Shyam Singh Rana, they studied technologies, agricultural systems, and best practices there. This exchange of knowledge aims to benefit both regions through shared experiences.

Collaborative Growth Prospects

Saini expressed optimism about potential collaborations between Danish investors, African nations, and Haryana's farmers. Such partnerships could promote growth in animal husbandry, agriculture, and dairy development sectors. The Chief Minister highlighted that these efforts align with the state's vision for industrial and agricultural advancement.

The meeting underscored the mutual interest in strengthening ties between Denmark and Haryana. Both sides are keen on exploring avenues for cooperation that could lead to significant developments in agriculture and related fields.

With inputs from PTI