CM Yogi Adityanath: Uttar Pradesh has made a strong push to attract global investment at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Davos, with the state signing Memorandums of Understanding worth ₹9,750 crore. The delegation, led by Finance Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, engaged with international investors to expand economic cooperation across multiple high-growth sectors.
CM Yogi Adityanath: Focus on Clean Energy, Digital Infrastructure and AI
The MoUs signed at Davos focus on strategic sectors such as clean and renewable energy, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence and advanced technology-driven industries. These areas align with Uttar Pradesh’s long-term development vision aimed at sustainable growth, innovation and technological advancement.
Boost to Defence Manufacturing and Industrial Growth
Defence manufacturing also emerged as a key area of collaboration, reflecting the state’s efforts to become a major hub for defence production in India. The agreements are expected to strengthen the industrial ecosystem, promote technology transfer and support the growth of ancillary industries across the state.
Uttar Pradesh Emerges as Future-Ready Investment Destination
State officials highlighted that consistent policy reforms, improved ease of doing business and large-scale infrastructure development have enhanced investor confidence. The latest investment commitments reinforce Uttar Pradesh’s image as a reliable and future-ready destination for global investors.
Employment Generation and Economic Expansion
The investment proposals signed at the World Economic Forum 2026 are likely to generate significant employment opportunities and contribute to overall economic expansion. The state government believes these partnerships will play a crucial role in accelerating inclusive growth and strengthening Uttar Pradesh’s position in India’s economic landscape.
