Mooting a strong partnership with Malaysia, Assam Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary has urged a business delegation of the Southeast Asian country to invest in sectors such as tea, hydrocarbons and infrastructure.
Highlighting the strengths and opportunities of the state, he also asked the delegation to invest in transportation, food processing, bamboo, agar and skill development.
The Assam Industries and Commerce Minister, Chandra Mohan Patowary, said this while interacting with a delegation of the Malaysia India Business Council (MIBC) here on Wednesday.
"It is a winwin opportunity for both the countries. If we work together, we can grow together.
"Apart from business to business meets, it the heart to heart connection that we share which will go a long way in building a strong partnership with Malaysia," said Patowary.
He also underlined the need to promote tourism, hotel industry and education sectors which will be mutually beneficial.
Assuring full support to the team, the minister said, "You will not face red tapism but red-carpet welcome in all your dealings with state agencies."
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