Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that Madhya Pradesh offers immense tourism potential, with its natural beauty, rich wildlife and historical heritage and spiritual destinations. He said that the state government is fully committed to supporting investors through transparent policies, expedited approvals and a single-window system. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav held one-to-one meetings with leading tourism investors, hospitality groups and stakeholders from India and abroad to promote private investment and accelerate tourism infrastructure development in the state during MP Travel Mart 2026. Several important MoUs were signed in areas including tourism infrastructure, heritage conservation, skill development and film tourism, while Letters of Award (LoAs) were also presented to investors.

₹848.40 Crore Investment MoU for Ramgarh in Sehore

In a major investment promotion initiative, an MoU was signed with A.R.M. Foods Pvt. Ltd. for an investment of ₹848.40 crore in Ramgarh, Sehore district, for developing a golf course, hotel villas, a wellness resort and luxury hotel projects. The ambitious project is expected to create 920 direct employment opportunities. A.R.M. Foods was represented by its Chairman and Director Atul Agrawal.

Assurance of Expedited Approvals to Boost Investment and Employment

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav welcomed investors, institutions and entrepreneurs and assured them that the state government would facilitate land allotment, infrastructure development and necessary approvals in a time-bound manner. He expressed confidence that the MoUs, investment proposals and Letters of Award would take Madhya Pradesh’s tourism sector to new heights and create extensive employment and self-employment opportunities for local youth.

MoUs for Skill Development, Heritage Conservation and Film Tourism

Several other important MoUs were signed in tourism development, planning and capacity building. An MoU was signed with ACAD, Indore, for film production education, tourism and content creation.

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