During his two-day official visit to Singapore, the Uttar Pradesh government has garnered investment proposals worth around ₹1 lakh crore, of which MoUs totaling about ₹60,000 crore have already been signed, according to senior officials. These figures were shared by the CM Yogi Adityanath who described the discussions with global investors and Singaporean leadership as positive and productivity-focused.
Key developments from CM Yogi Adityanath Singapore investment mission
A major outcome of the visit has been a ₹4,458-crore MoU with AISATS — an aviation services company — to create two flagship aviation projects at Noida International Airport in Jewar. The agreement covers the development of:
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- A state-of-the-art air cargo campus, intended to position Jewar as a major freight and logistics hub for north India, and
- A world-class air catering kitchen that will produce meals for flights at Jewar and other northern airports.
These investments are expected to significantly enhance the airport’s logistics and service ecosystem while creating direct and indirect employment.
Expanded cooperation and investor engagement
Beyond AISATS, the UP delegation signed various MoUs with Singapore-based entities to foster cooperation in governance, technical capacity building, and infrastructure development. Meetings included Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister and other senior ministers, with a focus on strengthening urban planning, digital governance, and economic ties to support the state’s ambitious vision of becoming a $1 trillion economy.
Investment interest in multiple sectors
Investor interest reportedly spans beyond aviation, with potential projects involving:
- Theme townships and logistics parks near Jewar and across NCR,
- Hyperscale data centres in Greater Noida, and
- Renewable energy and high-value manufacturing.
Officials say these proposals could generate tens of thousands of jobs and boost key economic sectors if they progress toward implementation.
Global perception and future plans
CM Yogi highlighted that the state’s improved governance, infrastructure expansion, and proactive business-friendly policies have reshaped global investor perception. Leaders noted Uttar Pradesh’s vast land bank, connectivity upgrades (including expressways, rail links, and airports), and simplified regulatory processes as major draws.
Overall, the Singapore trip has been positioned by the UP government as a milestone diplomatic and economic engagement expected to spur long-term growth, particularly in logistics, services, industrial parks, and aviation sectors.
