Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 19: A delegation of Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ASSOCHAM) of India, called on Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo and projected the issues of trade and industry in the UT of Jammu and Kashmir.
The delegation led by Manik Batra, Chairman of ASSOCHAM J&K Council, during meeting conveyed best wishes and felicitations to the new Chief Secretary.
The delegation, comprising Bhupesh Gupta, Co-Chairman of ASSOCHAM J&K Council and Amit Khajuria, Assistant Director of ASSOCHAM J&K, Ladakh, expressed their confidence in Dulloo’s leadership and commitment to the development of the Union Territory.
During the meeting, a range of critical issues related to industries and trade in the region were discussed. The delegation expressed its support for the holistic development of Jammu and Kashmir, affirming ASSOCHAM’s commitment to collaborating closely with the Government to address key challenges and explore opportunities for growth.
The delegation highlighted the importance of facilitating a streamlined process for the change of land use, emphasizing its significance in promoting industrial growth and attracting investments to the region. Recognizing Jammu’s strategic role in the supply chain for Ladakh and Kashmir, the delegation proposed the establishment of more warehousing facilities in Jammu. This initiative aims to enhance logistical efficiency and create employment opportunities in the region.
They emphasized the potential for tourism development in Jammu and proposed the creation of new tourist circuits. This initiative seeks to attract more visitors, stimulate economic growth, and showcase the cultural and natural heritage of the region.
Manik Batra assured Dulloo of ASSOCHAM’s unwavering support and collaboration in realizing the shared vision of holistic development of Jammu and Kashmir.
“In the spirit of partnership, ASSOCHAM looks forward to working closely with Atal Dulloo and the J&K Government to address challenges, explore opportunities, and contribute to the prosperity of the Union Territory,” Batra said.
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