Haryana invites Japanese Companies to invest in ‘Global City’ project, others

 Already home to about Japanese 500 companies and 4000 expat communities, Haryana has invited more Japanese companies to invest in its futuristic project Global City coming up in Gurugram.  Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Singh Chautala extended the proposal to the Japanese community on Sunday while inaugurating the 70th Anniversary India-Japan Friendship Golf Cup in Gurugram on Sunday. Chautala said that business leaders from Japan would be the best people to understand this concept of Global City, which will be a green project coming in Gurugram on the live-work-relax concept. The pilot of this project was likely to be launched by the end of next month, he said...Read more

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