Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav celebrated the “successful conclusion” of the Global Investment Summit 2025, announcing that the state had attracted more investment than anticipated. Addressing the media, CM Yadav emphasized that the summit was organized to drive prosperity and create employment opportunities in the state.
“I want to congratulate the people of Madhya Pradesh for the successful conclusion of the Global Investment Summit. It was for prosperity, employment, and the Prime Minister’s resolve that all states should come forward to help India develop. We have received more investment than our target. In Indore, we will soon organize a large monthly event to boost the IT sector,” said CM Yadav.
Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla further highlighted the remarkable success of the summit, revealing that the state had secured investments exceeding Rs. 30 lakh crore. “We have always maintained that Madhya Pradesh offers infinite investment opportunities. After the Global Investors Summit, an investment of Rs. 30,77,000 crore has been pledged to the state. Our infrastructure, which was once considered weak, has significantly developed over the past 20 years. Today, Madhya Pradesh is a power-surplus state,” Shukla stated.
The state capital, Bhopal, hosted the “Invest MP Global Investor Summit” from February 24-25, attracting global attention and participation.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking at the summit’s closing ceremony, confirmed that Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs. 30.77 lakh crore were signed during the two-day event. He stressed that the implementation of these MoUs would not only establish large industries in Madhya Pradesh but also support the growth of ancillary industries.
Shah also noted the impressive global turnout, with participation from more than 200 Indian companies, over 200 global CEOs, more than 20 unicorn founders, and representatives from over 50 countries. He commended Madhya Pradesh’s innovative approach of organizing sector-specific investment summits, aimed at ensuring the holistic development of the entire state. Shah expressed confidence that this model would inspire other states in the future.