Agartala, July 6: Tripura is gearing up to host around 500 investors from India and abroad at the two-day Destination Tripura Business Conclave 2026, which will begin on July 9, with Union Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia scheduled to attend the event, Chief Minister Manik Saha announced on Sunday.
The Chief Minister made the announcement after reviewing preparations for the conclave at the International Fair Ground in Hapania, Agartala. The review meeting was attended by the Chief Secretary, the Director General of Police and senior officials from various government departments.
Saha said this year’s conclave would be significantly larger than previous editions. He noted that while earlier business conclaves were organised on a smaller scale in hotel venues, the event has now been shifted to the International Fair Ground to accommodate the expected participation of nearly 500 business delegates.
According to the Chief Minister, the conclave will bring together investors from across India as well as overseas. The state government has set an ambitious investment target of Rs 1 lakh crore, with various departments scheduled to make presentations showcasing investment opportunities and projects. He added that more participating companies are expected to join the event.
Saha said the investment summit is expected to accelerate infrastructure development, create employment opportunities and contribute to Tripura’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP). Emphasising the government’s commitment to attracting investment, he said the administration is working seriously towards achieving these objectives.
Highlighting the outcome of last year’s conclave, the Chief Minister said memoranda of understanding worth Rs 30,000 crore had been signed, out of which projects valued at around Rs 8,000 crore have already been grounded.
He also attributed the growing interest among investors to the state’s improved law and order situation, stating that a stable environment has encouraged businesses to consider investing in Tripura and that many prospective investors have already approached the government.
