Chandigarh: Strategic consultations were held with Global Capability Centres (GCC) leaders to shape Punjab’s vision, policy framework, and ecosystem for making Mohali a preferred GCC destination, said Cabinet minister Sanjeev Arora on Saturday.“Mohali is rapidly emerging as an important destination for technology-led investments, supported by a strong talent pool, modern infrastructure, and a progressive policy environment that encourages digital innovation and entrepreneurship,” said Arora.He added, “Recognising the immense potential of the IT sector, the state govt is committed to creating a vibrant ecosystem that supports software development, digital services, artificial intelligence, data analytics, fintech, cybersecurity, and emerging technology solutions. The state is also encouraging the establishment of Global Capability Centres (GCCs), technology development hubs, and innovation-driven start-ups that can serve global markets from Punjab.“Arora said that the Mohali-Chandigarh technology corridor already evolved into a key hub for IT and IT-enabled services, attracting leading companies and fostering a dynamic ecosystem of start-ups, research institutions, and technology professionals.
