London [UK]: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited Warwick University in London, where he interacted with Professor Robin Clark, Dean of Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG). The meeting aimed to explore potential collaborations to bring innovative practices to Madhya Pradesh.
Discussions at Warwick University
Professor Robin Clark expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with India, remarking, “India is a very important partner for us as a department and one that we are increasingly looking for opportunities to collaborate with.”
Clark also highlighted India’s dynamic growth, stating, “The pace of change at the moment in India is fantastic. Though we have much to offer here, I think there’s a lot we can learn from India as well.”
The visit, shared by CM Yadav on X (formerly Twitter), focused on fostering partnerships through academia, government, and industry. The Chief Minister is keen to adopt best practices to accelerate Madhya Pradesh’s development.
CM Yadav’s Six-Day Visit to the UK and Germany
The visit to Warwick University is part of CM Yadav’s broader six-day tour of the United Kingdom and Germany, where he is engaging with industrialists, business leaders, and government representatives to attract investments for Madhya Pradesh.
In previous engagements, the Chief Minister participated in roundtable discussions and one-on-one meetings with prominent UK industrialists. He emphasized creating a direct dialogue to identify specific investment opportunities in sectors ranging from manufacturing to technology.
Indian Diaspora’s Support
The Indian Diaspora in the UK has welcomed CM Yadav’s visit. Former Deputy Mayor of London Rajesh Agarwal praised the Chief Minister’s efforts, stating, “Madhya Pradesh is growing so rapidly and is full of opportunities. This trip is of immense importance to attract more investment from London and the UK.”
Advancing Industrial Growth in Madhya Pradesh
The visit underscores the Madhya Pradesh government’s commitment to industrial development, fostering meaningful collaborations, and exploring opportunities beyond financial investments. It is a testament to the state’s proactive approach in strengthening global partnerships.