By Our Special Correspondent
The Maharashtra government on Tuesday said its delegation had a successful visit to the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Switzerland's Davos. The state signed over ₹ 80,000 crore in investment intentions with 24 companies and two memoranda of understanding or MoU of strategic co-operation.
According to the state government, the deals have been signed with 24 companies. Delhi-based Renew Power will invest Rs 50,000 crore in the renewable power generation sector in the state, with a generating capacity of 10,000- 12,000 megawatts.
Investments coming to the state are from countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, USA, and Japan and include investment in diverse sectors including pharmaceuticals and medical Device, IT, data centers, textiles, food processing, packaging, paper and pulp and steel.
The state government also signed a MoU with Byju's for introducing digital content in the remote areas of the state and municipal schools in Mumbai that aims to help lakhs of students.
A strategic co-operation agreement was also signed with the World Green Building Council for knowledge-sharing and helping the state achieve its net-zero emission targets and for the capacity building of state authorities in Environmental Sustainability Governance.
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