Haryana: Chief Minister Nayab Saini welcomed a high-level delegation from Canada, led by Rajan Sawhney, Minister for Indigenous Relations, Government of Alberta, at his official residence, Sant Kabir Kutir in Chandigarh.
The Chief Ministe Nayab Saini highlighted Haryana’s openness to international collaborations aimed at skill development, innovation, and economic growth. He noted that a significant number of students from Haryana are currently pursuing higher education in Canada, making academic partnerships a key area of mutual interest. Both sides explored opportunities to strengthen cooperation in higher education, including proposals for Canadian universities to establish overseas campuses in India, particularly in Haryana.
The delegation shared details of Alberta’s advanced skill development ecosystem and initiatives bridging the gap between education and employment. CM Nayab Saini and the delegation agreed that joint efforts in vocational training, skill development, and industry-linked programs could boost employment prospects for Haryana’s youth.
Mr. Christopher Cooter, Canada’s High Commissioner, called on CM Shri @NayabSainiBJP at Sant Kabir Kutir. They discussed deepening Haryana-Canada ties and expanding collaboration.
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Haryana CM Nayab Saini Explores Collaboration with Alberta in Energy, Agriculture, and Trade
Discussions also covered potential collaboration in sectors such as energy, agriculture, food processing, logistics, and free trade. The Chief Minister Nayab Saini emphasized Haryana’s growing capabilities in renewable energy, agri-based industries, and supply chain infrastructure, expressing interest in technology transfer, knowledge sharing, and investment from Alberta.
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Rajan Sawhney praised Haryana’s progressive approach toward industrial growth, innovation, and human resource development. The meeting was described as constructive and cordial, reflecting strengthening ties between Haryana and Canada. CM Nayab Saini assured full support from the Haryana government for initiatives that promote bilateral cooperation, educational exchange, and economic partnerships.
During the meeting, a presentation was also made on the activities of Haryana’s Department of Foreign Cooperation, which oversees international diplomacy, bilateral and multilateral relations, and engagement with the Haryanvi diaspora, promoting the state government’s “Go Global” vision.