During the detailed discussions, the Danish delegation expressed pronounced interest in the potential for substantial foreign direct investment (FDI) within Haryana’s primary sectors. This interest is driven by the state’s strategic importance and its existing base in the dairy supply chain. The meeting between the delegation and CM Saini, which also included state agriculture and farmers welfare minister Shyam Singh Rana, set the stage for future collaborations aimed at modernizing India’s production capabilities using proven international techniques.

Chief Minister Saini emphasized that the Haryana government is already actively engaged with Denmark on several ongoing projects designed to boost technological advancement and improve productivity in the state’s farm and animal sectors. Welcoming the delegation, Saini highlighted the state’s proactive approach to creating a supportive environment for global capital. He specifically pointed out that investors from Denmark and various African nations are welcome to partner with local farmers to accelerate growth across agriculture, animal husbandry, and dairy.

To reassure the potential investors, CM Saini underscored Haryana’s robust and appealing investment landscape. He described the state’s commitment to facilitating ease of doing business, which is supported by transparent government policies and an overall industry-friendly approach. The Chief Minister extended a direct invitation to the delegation to fully capitalize on Haryana’s enabling ecosystem, assuring them of the government’s steadfast support and cooperation for any projects they undertake.