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South Australian Premier meets Hon’ble CM, shows interest in partnering Guj in various sectors

Published By : Admin | August 4, 2011 | 15:19 IST
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South Australian Premier Mr. Mike Rann along with a business delegation headed by him today called on Gujarat Chief Minister Mr. Narendra Modi. Mr.Rann expressed interest in partnering with the State especially in the areas of ship building, coast development, manufacturing of defense equipments and human resource development.

Mr. Rann praised the optimistic atmosphere that is prevailing in the state for development. Mr. Rann showed interest in the State's initiatives in tackling the issues of environment especially the state's initiatives in the field of solar energy. He also discussed the possibilities of partnering with the state in the area of environment protection and solar energy.

GIDC Managing Director Mr. B B Swain and Mr Mukeshkumar of INDEXT-B was also present on the occasion.

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