New Delhi [India], November 6 (HBTV): A 35-member delegation from the Danish Farmers Abroad Association of Denmark met Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini at his residence, Sant Kabir Kutir. The delegation, comprising representatives from 20 different companies, discussed expanding cooperation in agriculture, animal husbandry, dairy development, and related sectors. Haryana Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shyam Singh Rana was also present at the meeting, according to an official statement.
During the discussions, the Danish delegation expressed a keen interest in investing in Haryana’s agri-based industries and collaborating on initiatives that would enhance the state's agricultural productivity through technological innovation.
Welcoming the delegation, Chief Minister Saini said that the Haryana Government has been working closely with Denmark on various projects focused on advancing technology in agriculture and animal husbandry. He highlighted that such collaborations have contributed to improving efficiency, production standards, and sustainability in these sectors.
The Chief Minister noted that a delegation of progressive farmers from Haryana, led by Minister Shyam Singh Rana, had earlier visited several African countries to study agricultural systems, technologies, and best practices. He added that the experience gained from these visits could complement Denmark’s expertise and encourage trilateral collaborations involving Haryana, Denmark, and African nations.
‘Investors from Denmark and African nations can collaborate with Haryana’s farmers to promote growth in animal husbandry, agriculture, and dairy development,’ Saini said, stressing the government’s openness to cross-border partnerships.
He further stated that Haryana offers a conducive environment for investors through transparent policies, an industry-friendly governance model, and streamlined processes that ensure ease of doing business. These factors, he said, have positioned Haryana as a preferred destination for domestic and international investment.
Reiterating the state’s commitment to fostering global cooperation, the Chief Minister said, ‘Haryana is encouraging business-to-business partnerships with Denmark and African countries to promote the exchange of innovative technologies, expertise, and resources, thereby giving new direction to the state’s industrial and agricultural growth.’
He added that the state government has adopted a ‘Go Global’ approach to attract foreign investors and build long-term partnerships that align with Haryana’s vision of sustainable development and self-reliance.
During the interaction, the Danish delegation informed the Chief Minister that it had visited various sites across Haryana to observe local agricultural and livestock management practices. They expressed appreciation for the state’s infrastructure and the government’s proactive approach to agricultural modernization.
Chief Minister Saini extended an invitation to the delegation to invest in Haryana’s agriculture and dairy sectors, assuring them of complete government support and facilitation.
Also present at the meeting were Chief Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Rajesh Khullar, Commissioner and Secretary of the Animal Husbandry and Dairy Department Vijay Dahiya, Advisor to the Department of Foreign Cooperation Pawan Chaudhary, Director General of the Animal Husbandry and Dairy Department Prem, and other senior officials.
(ANI)