Shillong: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma joined the inaugural session of the high-level task force dedicated to the North East Economic Corridor (NEEC), signaling a concerted push towards collaborative economic expansion across the region. The gathering focused on devising a strategic blueprint to harness the collective economic potential of the Northeastern states.
The region’s inherent strengths, coupled with its advantageous geographical placement bordering South East Asia, were spotlighted as critical assets for driving national economic growth. CM Sangma, in a statement shared on his official X account, underscored the Northeast’s identity as a “unified region,” stressing that its “proximity to South East Asia positions it well for development,” thereby highlighting the strategic significance of the corridor.
Deliberations during the meeting centered on maximizing the unique capabilities of each state through integrated initiatives and strategic alliances. Participants emphasized the necessity of a unified approach to fully capitalize on the region’s economic prospects.
The task force meeting concluded with a consensus among stakeholders, who articulated a shared dedication to expedite regional development and enhance connectivity. “The meeting concluded with valuable insights and a shared commitment to regional advancement,” CM Sangma confirmed, marking a pivotal step towards realizing the NEEC’s ambitious goals.
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