Yogi Adityanath on Sunday commenced a three-day official visit to Singapore with the objective of attracting global investments, forging strategic partnerships, and positioning Uttar Pradesh as a premier destination for industrial, digital and green energy development.
The visit, scheduled from February 22 to 24, aligns with the India-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) Roadmap, which prioritises economic cooperation, digitalisation, sustainability, connectivity, advanced manufacturing and skill development. Officials said the engagement reflects Uttar Pradesh’s strategy to leverage international expertise and capital to accelerate economic growth while strengthening India-Singapore cooperation at both national and sub-national levels.
During the visit, the Chief Minister is slated to hold high-level meetings with Singapore’s political leadership, including Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng, and President Tharman Shanmugaratnam.
The programme also features interactions with leading institutional investors such as Temasek Holdings and Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC), along with business leaders from digital infrastructure, logistics, aviation services, financial services and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Key focus areas include the development of AI-enabled data centres near the upcoming Noida International Airport, aviation-linked industrial ecosystems, skill development through technical and vocational education partnerships, and green energy and sustainability initiatives.
The visit will culminate in an Invest UP Mega Roadshow, bringing together investors, private equity funds and industry leaders to showcase Uttar Pradesh as a scalable investment destination with opportunities in digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, logistics, aviation and renewable energy.
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state and among its fastest-growing large economies, is projected to achieve a Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of nearly Rs 36 lakh crore in 2025-26. The state government has been promoting an investor-friendly ecosystem through digital single-window clearances and sector-specific policies.
Singapore remains India’s largest source of foreign direct investment, contributing $14.94 billion in FY 2024-25, and continues to be a key partner in infrastructure, logistics, financial services and digital investments.
Officials said the visit aims to translate high-level engagements into concrete project pipelines and deepen India-Singapore economic cooperation at the sub-national level.
