Model Of The First Phase Of YEIDA’s Master Plan For 2041 Becomes A Major Attraction At YEIDA Stall
Greater Noida: The 25-year development journey of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), undertaken to develop Uttar Pradesh as one of the country’s leading industrial and investment destinations under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is being showcased at the UP International Trade Show-2026. At the YEIDA stall in Hall No. 3 at Expo Mart, Greater Noida,…
At the UP International Trade Show-2026, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) is displaying its 25-year development journey in Uttar Pradesh, aiming to become a leading industrial and investment destination. The Yeida stall in Hall No. 3 of Expo Mart, Greater Noida, features a model of the first phase of their Master Plan for 2041, which includes sectors, industrial areas, and connectivity networks.
Other attractions at the stall include a model of Noida International Airport, highlighting the modern transportation and logistics ecosystem under development. The stall displays posters with information on major industrial allotments and investments in the region. Future projects such as Japan City Sector-5A, Korean City Sector-4A, Singapore City Sector-7, Taiwan City Sector-6, the International Stadium Sector-23D, ISBT Sector-23C, and a proposed Medical Hub in Sectors 13 and 14 were also showcased.
Industrial Development Minister Nand Gopal Gupta 'Nandi' inaugurated the YEIDA stall on the first day of the trade show, reviewing the development model and exhibition. YEIDA CEO Rakesh Kumar Singh interacted with industrialists and provided details about the authority's projects and investment opportunities. The stall attracted visitors, including industrialists, investors, media representatives, and trade show attendees, showcasing the region's transformation into a modern industrial hub under the Yogi government's leadership.
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