Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday launched the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy in Gurugram. The policy aims to attract investments worth ₹5 lakh crore in the state. On the very first day of its launch, Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for investment proposals worth Rs. 1.10 lakh crore were signed.
The Chief Minister also launched nine new sectoral policies and a Smart Investment Facilitation Portal. Additionally, he unveiled the logo of the Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit.
Addressing the gathering, he said the new policy would further strengthen industries, simplify the investment process, and expand development opportunities. It would provide a new direction and momentum to the state’s growth.
Chief Minister Saini said that the global approach to investment is changing. Industries today do not look only at incentives; they also evaluate the ecosystem. They ask as to which state can make decisions quickly? Which state can provide confidence? And which state can become a long-term growth partner? He said Haryana is poised to lead in these areas.
“Make in Haryana” is not merely an industrial policy; it is a roadmap for the next phase of Haryana’s economic growth. The policy is based on competitiveness, innovation, sustainability, exports, employment generation, and future-ready manufacturing.
Inviting investors, he said, “Invest in Haryana, grow with Haryana, and build your future. Investing in Haryana means investing in the future.” He also announced that the state would soon host the Haryana Global Investors Summit.
The Chief Minister stated that Haryana is one of India’s strongest industrial economies. Despite occupying only 1.3% of the country’s land area, Haryana contributes approximately 3.6% to India’s GDP.
He highlighted the state’s advantages, including expressways, freight corridors, rail connectivity, logistics hubs, and direct access to the National Capital Region (NCR), which have made Haryana one of India’s most attractive investment destinations.
According to him, global companies increasingly view Haryana not only as a manufacturing destination but also as a growth destination.
Saini emphasized that governments worldwide now understand that ease of doing business alone is no longer sufficient; the next era belongs to intelligent governance.
To support this vision, Haryana has launched the Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, which he described as highly significant.
The portal will transform the way government and industry interact. Investors will no longer need to visit multiple offices for approvals, land allocation, incentives, compliance requirements, and clearances.
The platform will provide, GIS-based land identification, Automated investment blueprints , AI-enabled assistance, Approval pathways, Infrastructure information and Policy support. All services will be available on a single integrated digital platform. “This is not merely digitization; it is governance transformation,” he said.
The Chief Minister noted that investment proposals worth approximately Rs. 80,000 crore signed during the event send a strong message that industry has confidence in Haryana. Saini said Haryana’s greatest strength has always been its people—farmers, entrepreneurs, MSMEs, startups, industrial workers, and industry leaders—who together have written the state’s growth story.
Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh described the day as a significant milestone in Haryana’s industrial history. The goal is not only to establish Haryana as a manufacturing hub but also as a center for innovation, exports, technology, and future industries.
Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Arun Kumar Gupta said the event was not merely the launch of a policy but a glimpse of Haryana’s bright future. He expressed confidence that the newly launched policies would accelerate industrial growth, generate employment for youth, create new business opportunities, and contribute to the state’s overall development.
Dr. Amit Agrawal, Commissioner and Secretary of the Industries and Commerce Department, said the purpose of the event was not only to launch a policy but also to present Haryana’s new thinking and approach.
