Foreign Direct Investment, FDI in Manipur

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Overview

Strategic Trade Hub: Key role in India's Act East Policy, boosting trade with Myanmar and ASEAN nations.
Agriculture & Horticulture: Rich agro-climatic conditions support organic farming and floriculture.
Handloom & Handicrafts: Largest producer of handloom products in the Northeast, with strong MSME potential.
Tourism & Eco-Tourism: Home to scenic landscapes, Loktak Lake, and diverse cultural heritage.
Renewable Energy Potential: Opportunities in solar and hydropower development.

Industrial Promotion: Capital subsidies, tax exemptions, and financial assistance under NEIDS (Northeast Industrial Development Scheme).
Agri & Horticulture Boost: Incentives for organic farming, cold storage, and food processing industries.
Tourism Development: Special packages for eco-tourism, adventure tourism, and hospitality projects.
Border Trade Facilitation: Government support for trade infrastructure, logistics, and cross-border commerce.

Category	Details
Capital	Imphal
GSDP (2023–24)	₹40,200 crore
Growth Rate	7.2%
Per Capita Income	₹1,15,000
Top Sectors	Agriculture, Handloom, Handicrafts, Trade, Tourism
FDI Share in India	0.02%
Top FDI Sources	Japan, South Korea, Thailand
Cumulative FDI (FY2024)	₹250 crore (Q1)
Policy Impact	Focus on trade, tourism, and MSME growth
Recent FDI	₹75 crore (2022–23)

Manipur attracted ₹250 crore in cumulative FDI by Q1 FY2024, mainly in trade and infrastructure.
The state’s tourism sector is growing with government-backed eco-tourism projects.
Increased focus on cross-border trade with Myanmar under India's Act East Policy.
Government initiatives in handloom, handicrafts, and food processing industries are driving MSME growth.

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