Yogi Adityanath Announces ₹90K Cr Japan, ₹60K Cr Singapore MoUs

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said the state has secured investment commitments and large proposals during an official outreach in Japan and Singapore, signalling rising global investor interest in Uttar Pradesh’s manufacturing and industrial ecosystem.

In a public statement, Adityanath said he was “pleased” that memorandums of understanding (MoUs) worth ₹90,000 crore had been signed in Japan, while MoUs worth ₹60,000 crore had been signed in Singapore. He added that the delegation received proposals worth ₹1.5 lakh crore in Japan and Yamanashi, and proposals up to ₹1 lakh crore in Singapore for investment in Uttar Pradesh.

Dedicated Japanese investor city planned in Yamuna Authority area

The Chief Minister said a key part of the discussions focused on the development of an auto cluster, including deliberations with the Yamuna Authority on building a dedicated Japanese city for Japanese investors.

He stated that action has already been initiated to allot land for this project, positioning it as a structured intervention to facilitate large-scale Japanese industrial participation in the region.

Invest UP to take proposals forward

Adityanath said the investment proposals and MoUs received through the delegation will be carried forward by Invest UP and other relevant departments of the Uttar Pradesh government.

He framed the outreach as an outcome of sustained governance and policy reforms, linking investor confidence to the state’s improvements in law, order, and administrative efficiency.

Rule of law, ease of doing business highlighted as drivers

During the programme, the Chief Minister said the delegation witnessed the impact of a better perception, stronger rule of law, and ease of doing business, which he attributed to reforms emphasised by the Prime Minister “from the first day.” He also pointed to “transformation through the use of technology” as a factor strengthening global trust.

Adityanath said the state had worked to establish Uttar Pradesh as a top achiever in ease of doing business and claimed the government has ensured a better law-and-order situation in line with the rule of law.

Japanese Governor to visit UP with 200 CEOs in August

Adityanath said global investors are increasingly looking at Uttar Pradesh as an investment destination. As part of the next steps, he announced that the Governor of Yamanashi is expected to visit Uttar Pradesh in August, accompanied by 200 Japanese CEOs.

According to the Chief Minister, these CEOs are willing to work with Uttar Pradesh to take forward the possibilities of heavy Japanese investment in the state.

Singapore delegation also keen to visit UP

He added that a business delegation from Singapore is also eager to visit Uttar Pradesh at scale, with interest in investing in the state. For this, he said, the government has already begun action to facilitate the process.

Taken together, the Chief Minister’s remarks position the Japan and Singapore outreach as a push to convert large investment proposals into on-ground industrial activity—especially around manufacturing clusters—while projecting governance reforms as the backbone of Uttar Pradesh’s investor pitch.