Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is on a six-day visit to the United Kingdom and Germany. He aims to boost industrial growth and attract foreign investments. The focus is on renewable energy, electric vehicles, and food processing.
CM Yadav arrived in London on Sunday. Indian High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami and members of the Indian diaspora warmly welcomed him. Expressing gratitude, Yadav said, “As Chief Minister, this is my first international trip, and I am starting it from Britain. I sincerely thank you and the entire High Commission team. The guidance and support provided by your team in preparing for this journey are extremely significant.”
In the UK, Mohan Yadav will meet industrialists, visit the British Parliament, and tour redevelopment sites at King’s Cross. He plans to honor Mahatma Gandhi by placing floral tributes at his statue in Parliament Square.
On November 26, Yadav will attend a breakfast meeting with the High Commission of India in London. Following this, he will lead a session on Madhya Pradesh’s investment prospects, attended by over 120 participants. Discussions will center on electric vehicles, renewable energy, automotive industries, and food processing.
The Chief Minister asked the High Commission to support the Global Investors Summit in Bhopal in February 2025. He urged them to help make Madhya Pradesh a top destination for British investors.
After his UK engagements, Yadav will travel to Germany on November 27. In Munich, he will meet Bavarian government officials and industry leaders.
In Munich, Yadav will visit SFC Energy, a leader in fuel cell technology. He will also join an interactive session with 80 participants to discuss potential investments. In Stuttgart, he will tour the State Museum of Natural History and continue meetings with industry experts.
This trip follows several successful investment roadshows in India. By meeting international stakeholders, Yadav hopes to attract substantial investments and establish Madhya Pradesh as a hub for industrial innovation.
