Recently Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reaffirmed his government’s commitment to supporting local industries in overcoming the challenges they are currently facing.
Speaking at an event organized by the Jammu Chamber of Commerce & Industry (JCCI) at its office, he was felicitated for assuming office as the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir.
He emphasized the untapped opportunities presented by the large number of pilgrims visiting the region.
He stressed the need to showcase Jammu’s unique cultural heritage.
“The hallmark of Jammu city was the biannual Darbar Move. For six months, people from Srinagar would work here, creating a lively environment. It fostered interaction between people from both sides of the mountains, whether at Wave Mall, Residency Road, or Gole Market. I assure you that we will resume the Darbar Move in the future. Unfortunately, time constraints prevented us from doing so this time,” he said.
Discussing the impact of industrial packages, he cautioned against their transient nature. “Industries attracted solely by packages stay only as long as the incentives last. Once the benefits end, they pack up and leave. The industries that endure are those rooted in this land, run by people who are inherently connected to it,” he stated.
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