Chandigarh, May 31:- Haryana Government will launch 9 new sectoral policies with its flagship Make in Haryana Policy in a major industry and investment program to be organized in Gurugram on June 1, 2026. This program will be organized in the honorable presence of Chief Minister Shri Naib Singh Saini and Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh.
Senior officials, representatives of the industry, investors, small and medium enterprises, foreign delegations and financiers associated with various sectors will participate in this program.
Giving information, a government spokesperson said that the new policy framework has been prepared with the aim of further strengthening Haryana as the leading manufacturing and investment destination of the country. The aim of these policies is to accelerate industrial development, strengthen sector-specific industrial systems, promote MSMEs, create employment opportunities, promote ease of doing business and promote future-oriented industrial development.
During the program, MoUs will also be exchanged with leading companies from various sectors, which reflects the strong confidence of investors in Haryana's industrial progress and future development vision.
The spokesperson said that the new policy framework reflects the commitment of the Haryana government towards fast and effective governance, strong partnership with industries, strong industrial infrastructure and development in line with global competitiveness.
With strong connectivity, strategic access to the National Capital Region, world-class infrastructure, mature industrial base and rapidly developing logistics network, Haryana is emerging as a preferred destination for investment in sectors like automobiles, electronics, food processing, advanced manufacturing, data centres, pharmaceutical and medical devices, toys and sports goods manufacturing, global capability centres and information technology.
Some important new announcements will also be made during the programme with an aim to further strengthen industrial development and investor facilitation in the state.
The state government has reiterated its commitment to develop a future-ready industrial ecosystem through proactive governance, investor-centric facilitation mechanisms and industry-friendly reforms.