The Karnataka government is determined to achieve significant realisation of investment commitments made during the Global Investors' Meet (GIM) 2025, with a focus on reaching at least 70% realisation compared to the 40-50% achieved in the previous edition. The Minister highlighted that challenges in the green hydrogen sector hindered the realisation of significant commitments from the 2022 GIM, but the state is actively addressing these obstacles. The upcoming GIM, to be held in Bengaluru from February 12-14, will host over 75 leaders from various industries amidst geopolitical challenges and sustainability concerns affecting sectors. Noteworthy figures like Anand Mahindra and Kumar Mangalam Birla will be part of this event. To streamline the investment process, a new AI-based single-window system will reduce approval times from 100 days to 50 days. Efforts to enhance the semiconductor industry and promote manufacturing beyond Bengaluru are underway, with incentives offered for establishing units in cities like Belagavi. The state's aim is to create a conducive environment for economic growth and attract investments to drive development across multiple sectors.