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Stalin to visit Japan, Singapore, and UK to attract investments

By IANS | Updated: April 23, 2023 18:45 IST

Chennai, April 23 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will be visiting Japan, Singapore, and the UK on ...

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Chennai, April 23 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will be visiting Japan, Singapore, and the UK on a week-long tour after May 20, to attract investments as a prelude to the Global Investors Summit planned the state on January 10-11 next year.

Stalin had earlier visited the middle eastern countries for attracting investments.

According to information, the Chief Minister will be meeting entrepreneurs and government officials in his one-week tour of the three countries.

The Tamil Nadu government will be making an official announcement after the next cabinet meeting scheduled for May 2.


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