Ahmedabad, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has completed three years in the post, having taken oath on September 13, 2021, and again following the BJP's landslide victory in the 2022 assembly elections.
An official release said Patel has completed three years of good governance in Gujarat, "continuing to take forward the development journey started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi".
It said that under the leadership of Patel, MLA from Ghatlodiya Assembly seat in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat, important achievements including the successful hosting of G20 meetings and the 10th edition of Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit were achieved.
"The state is now on its way to becoming a hub of semiconductors and renewable energy. In these three years, CM Patel has introduced 11 key policies, further strengthening Gujarat's position as a policy-driven state. Three years of dedicated In service, he and his 'Team Gujarat' have promoted rapid growth in all sectors,'' the release said.
The key projects include Gujarat Atmanirbhar Policy, Gujarat Biotechnology Policy as well as projects related to IT/ITES, sports, drones and semiconductors, the release said.
An official release said Patel has completed three years of good governance in Gujarat, "continuing to take forward the development journey started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi".
It said that under the leadership of Patel, MLA from Ghatlodiya Assembly seat in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat, important achievements including the successful hosting of G20 meetings and the 10th edition of Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit were achieved.
"The state is now on its way to becoming a hub of semiconductors and renewable energy. In these three years, CM Patel has introduced 11 key policies, further strengthening Gujarat's position as a policy-driven state. Three years of dedicated In service, he and his 'Team Gujarat' have promoted rapid growth in all sectors,'' the release said.
The key projects include Gujarat Atmanirbhar Policy, Gujarat Biotechnology Policy as well as projects related to IT/ITES, sports, drones and semiconductors, the release said.
