Udyami Mitras Will Be Appointed By Yogi Government To Implement Investment Proposals

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Udyami Mitras Will Be Appointed By Yogi Government To Implement Investment Proposals
17 Feb 2023
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As soon as possible, the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh will appoint Udyami Mitras (friends of entrepreneurs) to carry out the Rs 33.52 lakh crore in investment proposals that were received through the Uttar Pradesh Global Investors Summit-2023, which was held from February 10 to 12 in Lucknow.

Under the Mukhya Mantri Udyami Mitra Yojana, Invest UP and the department CEO will appoint the Udyami Mitras.

The Udyami Mitras will get in contact with investors, listen out to their problems, resolve them, and thoroughly explain the facilities at their disposal, according to the official spokesman.

According to a press release, up to 105 Udyami Mitras would be appointed on a one-year contract in the first phase. Seventy of these positions will be for the districts, ten for the office and headquarters of Invest UP, and twenty-five for collaborating with various industrial development authorities.

Everyone would receive a monthly honorarium and allowance of Rs 70,000. On the Invest UP website or the portal created for this purpose, candidates would be able to submit their applications online. The Udyami Mitras must be between the ages of 25 and 40 and hold an MBA with at least 60% overall. The applicant must be able to type in both Hindi and English and speak both languages with ease.

Aside from this, candidates who speak a foreign language will be given preference. The candidate must have proficiency with Microsoft Office and solid computer skills.

Applicants must hold an MBA and have a minimum of one year of experience working as a management trainee, analyst, associate, or consultant in a private or public organization that caters to investors and is related to banking, consulting, or market research.

Additionally, they should have completed coursework or gained professional experience in the following fields: infrastructure and industrial development, defense, aerospace, civil aviation, warehousing and logistics, information technology (IT), information technology enabled services (ITES), data centre, data science, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, machine learning, data governance, startups, handloom, and textile.

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