Osamu Suzuki meets Modi:Gujarat decision in October board meet
September 08, 2011
Gandhinagar, 8 September, 2011
Gandhinagar, Thursday: Japan’s Suzuki Automobiles’ Chairman and Managing Director O. Suzuki and Maruti-Suzuki Managing Director R.C. Bhargava on a courtesy visit here today held a detailed discussion with Chief Minister Narendra Modi about the company’s proposed Maruti-Suzuki auto manufacturing project.
It was Mr. Suzuki’s first meeting with Mr. Modi and described it as extremely cordial. He expressed his gratitude for the latter’s positive attitude for facilitating set up the project in Gujarat. He said he was highly impressed by Gujarat’s industrial growth. He had a word of praise for the Gujarat Government’s transparent policies and achievements of good governance.
Mr. Suzuki said the company’s board of director at its meeting in October 2011 will take an appropriate decision regarding the project and announce the decision about the site after the board meeting.
The company’s senior officials during their visit three months back had preliminary discussion with the Gujarat Government’s officers here.
The Chief Minister briefed Mr. Suzuki about Gujarat’s fast emerging as a global hub in the automobile sector.
Prominent among those present at the meeting with top honchos of Maruti were Minister of State for Industries Saurabh Patel, Chief Secretary A.K. Joti, Additional Chief Secretary (Finance) M. Shrivastava, Principal Secretary (Industries) M. Sahu, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary K. Kailashnathan and Secretary A.K. Sharma, besides Gujarat Government’s Residential Commissioner Bharat Lal.
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