Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy today promised the business community that he would appoint a responsible officer at his office to simplify investment process.
The chief minister's assurance came when the office-bearers of Confederation of Indian Industries led by Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan called on him at his home office 'Krishna' to invite him for their upcoming event 'India Innovation Summit' on July 12.
The delegation discussed with him investments in the state's industrial sector, a government release said.
Kumaraswamy told the delegation about his government's intention to set up industries in various districts and invited investors to invest in various projects.
In response, the CII office-bearers said they would present their plans for investment in Karnataka.
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