EMN
DIMAPUR, JUNE 28
The French government, of all the people, is likely going to save the Naga public from pathetic road conditions and poor power supply, among many others problems, if information emerging from the office of Nagaland’s Chief Minister is anything to go by.
According to a press release from the CMO’s office on Sunday, TR Zeliang had met the French Ambassador to India, Francois Richier in New Delhi today. “CM had a long discussion with the Ambassador on issues relating to investments in Nagaland. The French Ambassador evinced interest in investing in solar energy and cable car transportation and also investments in roads, oil and gas and piggery sectors,” the statement read.
It informed that the CM’s invitation to the French Ambassador to visit Nagaland was likely to be materialized in the month of August. The Chief Minister was accompanied by Parliamentary Secretaries, Er Levi Rengma and Dr Imtiwapang Aier and Advisor to CM, Lalthara.
He also visited the site of the Nagaland House, R K Puram and Staff Quarters being constructed at Dwarka, New Delhi on Saturday last to review the progress of the construction works, the statement said.
“After a detailed review of physical and financial progress of the Projects, the Chief Minister gave directions that the projects need to be completed at the earliest. He urged the contractors and the officials to deploy additional manpower and complete the projects within the next few months.”
