Investors From Tourism Sector Show Maximum Interest In Ladakh: Namgyal outlookindia.com
As Ladakh stands on the threshold of a historic change, its MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal has said investors from multiple fields have shown keenness to invest in the region, with the tourism sector drawing maximum interested parties.
On October 31, Ladakh will officially assume the identity of a Union Territory, a long-standing demand of the local population.
Ever since the government abolished sections of Article 370 that gave special powers to Jammu and Kashmir and imposed restrictions on infrastructure-related projects in the state, a number of people from across the country have approached us to invest in various sectors, Namgyal said.
“So, be it solar energy, geo-thermal energy, medicinal plants, health or tourism, a large number of investors have shown keen interest. And, maximum such investors are from the tourism sector, keen to start business in Ladakh,” he told PTI in an interview.
Namgyal had shot to limelight with his impassioned speech in Parliament on abrogation of provisions of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir that gave the state a special status.
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