Gandhinagar: In an effort to broadcast the problems owned by the local industry with government institutions, the state government has decided to regulate the ‘open house’ before the global Gujarat Summit which is vibrant (VGGS) in January.
Industrial units or associations have been asked to send a list of problems / complaints that are delayed / suggestions in writing, after which officials will overcome them in the open forum.
The government wants the local industry to be a good humor before the summit of January.
Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) has invited written advice, complaints and complaints from local industrial units, industrial estates, industry associations and industrial clusters, which will be arranged in an open house held in all major cities, clusters, clusters and the like.
Complaints can be attributed to government departments or institutions such as GIDC, Regional Government Authority, Gujarat Pollution Control Agency (GPCB), institutions dealing with water supply to industry, local income authorities and the like.
The source said the nodal officer of all these departments and institutions will be present and will try to find a solution to delay the earliest problem.
The source said that the additional Head of Secretary Secretary officials will be present at an open house to ensure the decision at the government level is taken in place.
Open homes will be held in December, so that the local industry will be able to participate in Gujamat Global Summit which is enthusiastic with full enthusiasm.
All representations must be overcome to MD, GIDC, which will then direct them to the department concerned.
Earlier this year, the State and Mine Industry Department began experiments where officials of various departments and institutions visited industrial estates and tried to overcome delayed problems at the local level.
In this case, GIDC has invited a written representation of industrial units and industrial agencies, so they can be overcome before the mega business summit.
Gujarat: Pre-VGGs speak with industry in December
