CM Nayab Saini Woos Gujarat Diamond & Textile Tycoons

The Haryana government has launched a targeted industrial outreach campaign to attract major capital investments from Gujarat's diamond, jewelry, and textile sectors. Speaking at the Pravasi Milan Samaroh held in the diamond capital of Surat, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini presented a blueprint to build an integrated manufacturing and export hub in the state. The administration has set a target of securing ₹5 lakh crore in fresh industrial capital and generating 10 lakh formal jobs over the next five years, urging both native Gujarati industrialists and Haryana diaspora entrepreneurs to expand their commercial presence up north.Dedicated Gems & Jewellery Park: Integrating Lab-Grown Diamonds and ExportsA central highlight of Haryana's pitch to Surat's gem polishing and trade community is the proposed development of a state-of-the-art specialized industrial cluster:Single-Window Ecosystem: The proposed Gems and Jewellery Park is planned to integrate the complete value chain under one roof—covering lab-grown diamond synthesis, precision stone cutting, jewelry designing, finishing, and global export packaging.Textile & Technical Fabric Expansion: Gujarat’s textile barons have also been invited to establish production centers across Haryana, with a specific focus on high-margin technical textiles and specialized synthetic fabrics.Role of Diaspora Networks: CM Saini highlighted that non-resident entrepreneurs from Haryana who have built thriving industrial enterprises in Gujarat can serve as a commercial bridge to deepen bilateral investment flows between the two economic powerhouses.Make in Haryana 2026: Sector-Specific Policies to Drive Modern ManufacturingBeyond jewelry and traditional handlooms, Haryana is upgrading its infrastructure to attract advanced technology and heavy manufacturing sectors:Nine Customized Industrial Policies: Under the framework of the "Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026," the state has rolled out nine sector-specific incentive packages tailored to individual investor needs.Focus on Next-Gen Verticals: The state is actively attracting large-scale ventures in artificial intelligence infrastructure, hyperscale data centers, semiconductor electronics, pharmaceutical formulations, precision machinery, and food processing.Automotive & Logistics Synergy: Officials highlighted strong existing synergies between Haryana and Gujarat across automobile assembly corridors, heavy engineering, and multi-modal logistics networks.Global Investors Summit Set for April 2027: Building on ₹66,000 Crore MomentumThe outreach in Surat builds upon strong preliminary commitments secured during prior investor roadshows:Mumbai Conclave Outcomes: During the recent "Happening Haryana 2.0" summit held in Mumbai, the state administration formalized Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for proposed investments exceeding ₹66,000 crore.Global Summit in April 2027: Chief Minister Saini formally invited Gujarat's corporate leaders, trade bodies, and Non-Resident Indian (NRI) investors to participate in the flagship "Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit" scheduled for April 2027.Administrative Ease of Doing Business: Haryana Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh, along with Department Secretary Dr. Amit Agarwal, assured investors that regulatory approvals, land allotments, and operational clearances have been streamlined through end-to-end digital portals to guarantee frictionless execution on the ground.