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UP On Track To Become $1 Trn Economy: CII

Updated: Nov 25, 2023 03:46:28pm
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UP On Track To Become $1 Trn Economy: CII

Lucknow, Nov 25 (KNN) According to the industry body Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Uttar Pradesh’s ambition to become a one trillion-dollar economy is not a distant dream.

Top functionaries from CII told TOI that there is no doubt about UP’s effort but ‘when’ will be the relevant question.

“There is no question like if UP can or whether UP will be able to become a one trillion-dollar economy. The point is if India is to become a five trillion-dollar economy, UP will have to become a one trillion-dollar economy. So, sooner or later, UP will. The question that matters here is ‘when’. And that will decide the future growth trajectory,” said Deepak Jain, chairman, CII Northern Region.

“A lot of it will depend on the coordinated and sustained efforts of all stakeholders, combined with adaptability to changing global economic dynamics,” vice-chairman, CII north, Madhavkrishna Singhania said.

Strongly believing that UP has made some significant strides to improve its economy, Jain said: “The biggest indicator of UP’s growth comes from the ease of doing business ranking. From being at the 12th slot about a decade ago, it now ranks number two.” 

Singhania credited UP’s improved law and order situation for complimenting efforts to build infrastructure. “The perception about UP has changed. It is seen as a rising economy in not just India but also in the world,” he said.

The industry body officials also lauded UP’s robust and rich policy framework but advised that the structure must be consistent and stable. 

“A few improvisations here and there in specific policies are fine but any overhaul of the existing policy framework may act as a speed breaker. So, UP must stick to its policy framework for it provides the structural basis for brand UP,” Jain said.

Jain and others also met senior cabinet ministers in the UP government as part of their work.

(KNN Bureau)

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