J&K expects over Rs 30k crore investment in infra in 10-yrs

MUMBAI: Jammu and Kashmir Government is expecting over Rs 30,000 crore investment from the private sector over the next decade towards infrastructure development in the state.

“This year for the first time we are coming out with a tourism policy, which will also be the roadmap for the infrastructure sector till 2030,” Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Tourism and Floriculture secretary Farooq A Shah told reporters here.

“In this, we are expecting Rs 30,000 crore investment from the private sector towards infrastructure development, including hospitality, convention centres among others in the next 10 years,” he said.

Shah said, the State Government is planning to invest Rs 2,400 crore in the next 4 years to give a boost to the tourism sector. (AGENCIES)

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