Embassy of India
Seoul
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Press Release
Visit of Punjab Chief Minister to Seoul (8-9 December 2025)
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Monday extended invitation to the leading Korean firms like Daewoo E&C, GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C), Nongshim, Korea Display Industry Association (KDIA) Industry Association (KDIA), Seoul Business Agency (SBA) and others to invest in the state.
2. During the meeting with Chairman of Daewoo E&C Jung Won Joo during his visit to South Korea, the Chief Minister batted for cooperation in the fields of Renewable energy projects including offshore wind farms, solar power plants and hydrogen production facilities. Likewise, he said that there was a huge potential of collaboration in the areas like development of energy infrastructure such as LNG terminals, petrochemical complexes and fertilizer plants, Urban development and smart city projects with integrated housing and advanced infrastructure solutions and civil infrastructure projects including roads, bridges, railways, ports and airports. Bhagwant Singh Mann also underscored the need for strengthening cooperation in sectors like technology transfer for modular and prefabricated construction methods to enable faster and cost-effective building solutions.
3. During the strategic meeting with Daewoo E&C, one of South Korea’s foremost engineering and infrastructure companies, the Chief Minister highlighted Punjab’s strong industrial momentum, modern infrastructure initiatives, and the unique Unified Regulator framework under Invest Punjab. He encouraged the Global Business Group, to explore opportunities in large-scale infrastructure development, adoption of modern construction technologies, and upcoming industrial townships in the state. Bhagwant Singh Mann also laid stress on cooperation in ESG and green hydrogen initiatives through joint ventures aligned with global sustainability standards.
4. In another meeting with Vice President of GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C) Young Ha Ryu (Daniel), the Chief Minister underscored the need for tie up in sector of Renewable Energy Projects (solar, wind, hydrogen), Infrastructure Development (roads, bridges, smart cities) and Industrial Complexes and EPC Services. He also said that there was a huge scope in the key sectors like Technology Transfer for Modular Construction and Green Hydrogen and Clean Energy Initiatives. Bhagwant Singh Mann assured fulsome support and cooperation in these key sectors to give impetus to the development of the state.
5. In a meeting with Nongshim Holdings, a leading Packaged Foods and Beverages company, the Chief Minister batted for Food and Food processing adding that Joint development of new instant noodle flavors tailored for Indian tastes should be done. Likewise, he also batted for expansion of Nongshim’s presence in Indian supermarkets and e-commerce platforms and collaboration on campaigns targeting health-conscious and youth segments. Bhagwant Singh Mann also advocated tie up with local suppliers for eco-friendly packaging solutions and partnering on research for longevity foods and plant-based alternatives.
6. During the meeting with Vice Chairman of Korea Display Industry Association (KDIA) Lee Sung kyu, the Chief Minister batted for exploring opportunities for collaboration in display manufacturing and technology transfer to strengthen industrial capabilities. He also batted for collaboration in Cybersecurity and advanced display technologies such as AI, robotics, and unmanned systems for knowledge exchange and cooperation. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that Punjab and Korea can consider joint efforts in skill development and training programs to enhance workforce expertise in display engineering and production.
7. In a meeting with Director, Startup Division Seoul Business Agency (SBA) Jong Woo Kim, the Chief Minister said that there was a huge scope for collaboration in startup incubation and acceleration programs offered by SBA. He also discussed SBA’s global marketing and export support initiatives to help Punjab-based startups access international markets adding that knowledge exchange on innovation ecosystems and best practices for fostering entrepreneurship is the need of the hour. Bhagwant Singh Mann also underscored the need for exploring cooperation in branding and certification programs like Seoul Awards to enhance product credibility for Punjab enterprises.
8. Meanwhile, during Roundtable meeting on ease of doing business in Punjab, the Chief Minister held deliberations with key Korean legal firms namely Bae, Kim & Lee LLC (BKL), Yulchon LLC, Lee & Koo, Kim & Chang, Shin & Kim, Lee & Ko, Dentons Buddtree Management Group etc; Korean financial institutions namely SK Securities;Yuanta Securities, Capstone Asset Management, NH Investment & Securities Co; Korean Industry Associations namely Korea International Trade Organization (KITA), Korea Association of Robot Industry (KAR), Korea Trade Investment Promotion Association (KOTRA), Korea Auto Parts Industry Cooperative (KAP), LNG Private Industry Association etc; and think tanks Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) and others. During the meeting, he showcased Punjab as the most preferred investment destinations and apprised them about the key reforms introduced by the state government. Bhagwant Singh Mann also solicited the views of the leading companies to further streamline this mechanism to give a boost to industrial development.
9. The Chief Minister also visited Pangyo Techno Valley, widely known as the “Silicon Valley of Korea,” to study one of Asia’s most advanced innovation ecosystems. Officials from the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator (GBSA) briefed the Chief Minister on Pangyo’s integrated model for nurturing deep-tech innovation, startups, and high-value research. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that it is heartening to learn that with over 1,780 companies, 83,000 professionals, and 25,000 researchers, Pangyo represents a globally successful innovation district.
10. The Chief Minister noted the effectiveness of Pangyo’s structured accelerator programmes, specialised testbeds, and performance-driven evaluation mechanisms. He said that similar approaches can be adapted in Mohali to strengthen Punjab’s startup ecosystem, R&D capabilities, and high-skilled employment generation. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that it is the need of hour to give further fillip to the comprehensive development of Mohali.
11. The Chief Minister said that through these extensive engagements, the Punjab government reinforced its commitment to welcome Korean companies, promoting innovation-led industrial development, and building long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships. He said that there is a huge scope for collaboration in varied sectors like manufacturing, technology, food processing, and research. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that the Seoul roadshow marks an important milestone ahead of the Progressive Punjab Investors’ Summit 2026, where global investors will be invited to explore Punjab’s rapidly expanding economic and industrial opportunities.
12. A high-impact Punjab Investment Roadshow in Seoul was held on 9 December 2025 as part of international outreach to forge deeper economic partnerships with South Korea and attract high-quality investments into the state. The event witnessed strong participation from corporate leaders, financial advisors, R&D organisations, trade associations, and members of the Indian and Punjabi diaspora in Korea.
13. The session was led by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Punjab, S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, who delivered a special address highlighting Punjab’s transformation into a stable, transparent, and future-ready investment destination. He spoke about Punjab’s robust industrial ecosystem, reliable and cost-competitive power, peaceful labour relations, a talented and hardworking workforce, and seamless connectivity to major markets. The Chief Minister reiterated that Punjab’s governance model places the investor at the centre, ensuring predictability, efficiency, and full support throughout the business lifecycle.
14. Welcoming the delegation, H.E. Mr. Gourangalal Das, Ambassador of India to the Republic of Korea, appreciated Punjab’s proactive investment facilitation efforts and assured continued cooperation from the Embassy to strengthen India–Korea industrial ties.
15. A special video message from the Managing Director of Sunjin praised Mohali and Chandigarh as among the best locations in India for foreigners to live and work, citing their high quality of life and business-friendly environment. He also commended the Invest Punjab office for its professional support and appreciated Punjab’s dedicated and hardworking workforce, which delivers high efficiency for global operations.
16. The roadshow attracted senior representatives from a wide range of Korean and international organisations, including Air India, Bloomberg, BRICS India Trade Pvt. Ltd., leading legal firms Kim & Chang and Shin & Kim LLC, the Korean Association of Senior Scientists and Engineers, KOTRA, Daeyoung Corp., Gawon International Co. Ltd, TagHive, the Punjabi Association of Korea, Inmac Global, among others. Their participation demonstrated strong institutional interest in exploring business opportunities, partnerships, and deeper engagement with Punjab.
17. In his concluding remarks, the Hon’ble Chief Minister extended a warm invitation to Korean industry leaders to participate in the Progressive Punjab Investors’ Summit 2026, assuring them of full facilitation and a supportive business ecosystem. He emphasised Punjab’s vision to build technology-driven, innovation-led, and mutually beneficial partnerships with South Korea across priority sectors.
18. The Seoul Roadshow marked an important milestone in Punjab’s international outreach and strengthened the state’s position as a trusted, future-ready destination for global investors.
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09.12.25
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