In a conversation with The Sunday Guardian, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav discussed the state's economic transformation post the Global Investors Summit 2025. Yadav emphasized the need to convert signed MOUs into tangible projects on the ground to drive real economic growth. The state has established a dedicated Investment Implementation Cell to monitor and facilitate the execution of investment agreements through structured roadmaps covering land allocation, clearances, and policy facilitation. The Chief Minister highlighted Madhya Pradesh's cost efficiency, fast clearances, and future-ready infrastructure as key factors that attract investments, especially in sectors like renewable energy, logistics, IT, and manufacturing. The state's innovative policies, like the Plug & Play Infrastructure Model and Single Window, Single Table Clearance, aim to reduce bureaucratic delays and enhance ease of doing business. To address concerns in logistics, power reliability, and urban infrastructure, the state is focusing on reducing transit times through strategic integration with major expressways, ensuring power surplus with renewable energy investments, and allocating funds for smart city upgrades. Madhya Pradesh is also actively promoting high-growth sectors like IT, EV manufacturing, and green energy to drive economic diversification and job creation, offering incentives and subsidies to attract investments. The Chief Minister highlighted the state's commitment to generating over 21 lakh jobs by 2030, with a focus on providing employment opportunities to local talent through specific policies and skill development hubs. Yadav emphasized that governance should prioritize execution over politics, focusing on delivering results in infrastructure, investment, and job creation to ensure sustained development and economic progress.