The state has set up a Haryana Pavilion at the MMRDA grounds at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in central Mumbai for the Make in India Week, an official statement said today.
The Chief Minister will hold meetings with secretary of the Swedish ministry of enterprise and innovation, Oscar Stenstrom, first deputy prime minister of Poland Piotr Glinski and Czech ambassador Milan Hovorka.
As part of its effort to woo foreign investors into the state, Haryana has already held roadshows in New Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai.
During the Mumbai leg of the roadshow, Khattar will hold one-to-ones with heads and chief executives of various industries of national and international repute.
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