In a major push to attract fresh investments and accelerate industrial growth, the Haryana Government will launch its flagship “Make in Haryana” policy along with nine new sector-specific industrial policies at a high-profile industry and investment event in Gurugram on June 1 (Monday).
The event will be attended by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh, alongside senior government officials, industry leaders, investors, MSMEs, foreign delegations and stakeholders from key sectors.
According to government officials, the new policy framework is aimed at strengthening Haryana’s position as one of India’s leading manufacturing and investment destinations. The policies have been designed to promote industrial expansion, strengthen sector-specific ecosystems, support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), create employment opportunities, improve ease-of-doing business and drive future-ready industrial development.
The government is also expected to facilitate the exchange of multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with leading companies across sectors during the event, signalling continued investor confidence in Haryana’s industrial growth trajectory.
Officials said the policy ecosystem reflects the state government’s focus on faster governance, stronger industry-government partnerships and globally competitive industrial growth. The event is also likely to feature a series of new announcements aimed at further improving investor facilitation and industrial infrastructure in the state.
Haryana has emerged as one of the country’s most attractive investment destinations due to its strategic location in the National Capital Region (NCR), extensive road and rail connectivity, robust industrial infrastructure and expanding logistics network. The state has witnessed growing investments across sectors including automobiles, electronics, food processing, advanced manufacturing, data centres, animation, visual effects, gaming and comics (AVGC), pharmaceuticals, medical devices, toys, sports goods manufacturing, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and information technology. The launch of the Make in Haryana policy is being seen as a key step in the state’s strategy to boost industrial competitiveness, attract domestic and global investments, and position Haryana as a future-ready manufacturing hub.
