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Goa prepares for yet another fest - Invest Goa 2024

PANAJI
As Goa gears up to host Invest Goa 2024 on January 29, the government has initiated meetings with various industries to explore the opportunities of being part of the industrial development in the State.

Industries Minister Mauvin Godinho on Thursday held marathon meetings at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Mumbai office, ahead of the event that explored various diverse investment opportunities across sectors.

A detailed discussion with Consul Generals of the Netherlands, Finland, and the UAE was also held. "The meetings laid the foundation for strategic collaborations and highlighted global interest in Goa's economic potential. Discussions spanned trade, investment opportunities, and avenues for bilateral cooperation," an official, who attended the meeting with the minister, said.

The Consul Generals expressed their keen interest in exploring partnerships with Goa, acknowledging the State's growing prominence as an investment destination.

Godinho highlighted the State's commitment to creating a business-friendly environment and emphasized its unique offerings as well as its potential to emerge as a hub for international investment.

"Several prominent organizations have expressed interest in contributing to Goa's economic landscape," he added.

Chemtrols Industries is actively exploring the establishment of a 'Waste to Energy' plant while Imagicaa World Entertainment expressed interest in setting up an 'Entertainment Park' claiming it would be a source of joy and entertainment for both locals and visitors.

Hinduja Renewable Energy is aligning with Goa's green energy goals, with plans to set up a floating solar plant and expand their existing solar unit.

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Ponda police file case for illegal sand mining

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Jan 19, 2024, 1:12 AM IST
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PANAJIIn yet another case of illegal sand mining, the Ponda police have registered an offence against unknown person/s for exploiting the State resources without permission or clearance from the government.As per the FIR, Assistant Geologist with the Directorate of Mines & Geology Omkar Naik alleged that an unknown person illegally extracted river sand and gravel sand of about 100m3, all worth Rs 1.30 lakh, from the sand bar by digging out numerous pits near the Mhadei river…

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