Mitsubishi evinces interest in Gujarat towns
May 19th, 2010 - 11:22 pm ICT by IANS
Gandhinagar, May 19 (IANS) A high-level Japanese Mitsubishi Corporation team Wednesday evinced interest in developing Changodar and Sanand near Ahmedabad as smart community and eco-friendly industrial townships, in collaboration with the Gujarat government.
Chairman-managing director of the corporation, Keichi Nakagaki during his meeting with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi here presented details of advanced infrastructure technology to implement energy management, waste management and transportation blueprints, after his talks with senior officers of various state government departments.
The team also briefed the chief minister about developing Sosiyo-Alang ship-breaking yard as a ship-recycling business industry.
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