Chandigarh: Thailand Ambassador to India Pattarat Hongtong on Tuesday met Minister Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar in his office in Chandigarh to discuss the possibility to strengthen business bonds, sports, academics, agriculture and culture.
During the meeting, Pattarat held a broad discussion with the minister’s chairman who identified various development roads between Haryana and Thailand.
He especially looked for cooperation from the government Haryana in exploring the possibility of investment in the food processing sector.
“Because Haryana has one of the highest economic potential, including cars and the agricultural sector of various exchange programs can be held between Thailand and Haryana, affirming Pattarat.
He also showed a sharp interest in exporting products produced by Thailand.
He also showed interest in getting the details of getting details about Various programs and leading initiatives taken by the Khattar government, especially Parivar Pehchan Patra, the first of the ambitious scheme of the Government Haryana.
Khattar said that the state government was not only limited to B to B (business to business) or G to B (the government to Business) or G to G (government to the government), because Haryana is the land of Gita, therefore, we believe in H to H relationships that are Heart to connect with the heart, the main minister asserts.
“Haryana is one of the main exporters of cars and motorized vehicles .
The state produces two-thirds of passenger cars, 50% tractors and 60% of motorbikes produced in this country, it is likely to be explored in strengthening investment bonds between Haryana and Thailand in this sector, Khattar said.
He further added that bilateral trade in this field can also be promoted in this area.
Haryana can offer religious tourism such as “Krishna Circuit” in Kurukshetra, “Cheneti Buddha Stupa” in Yamunanagar which focuses on giving a glimpse of the soil injured and experiencing enthusiasm, enthusiasm, inheritance and culture.
“Because Haryana is home to the largest agricultural universities that provide strong infrastructure for students and researchers, therefore academic collaboration can be explored in this field through faculty and student exchange programs between the two regions,” added the minister’s chairman.