In a recent event in Ahmedabad, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel spoke at the ‘Change of Guard’ ceremony organized by CREDAI Gujarat. He emphasized the need for the construction sector to adopt global standards. Patel stated that the state government wants the real estate sector to actively participate in policy-making and provide constructive suggestions.
The Chief Minister expressed confidence in the infrastructure and real estate sectors, stating that they are progressing well. He mentioned that the construction industry must focus on becoming self-reliant and must ensure that no inch of construction is faulty. He highlighted that new construction sites should incorporate green cover and water harvesting practices.
During the event, new office bearers of CREDAI Gujarat were appointed for the term 2025-2027. Patel underscored the importance of Gujarat’s infrastructure policies, which aim to create an environmentally friendly and modern infrastructure. He expressed satisfaction that the real estate sector is happy with the government’s policies.
Patel also referenced Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of making India self-reliant. He assured that the government is ready to hear all representations from the real estate sector while ensuring no one takes undue advantage.
He stated, “We need to be self-reliant in the construction sector. Every scheme must meet global standards, and we must proceed with an approach that ensures no inch of faulty construction.”
Dhruv Patel, another speaker at the event, mentioned that Ahmedabad is receiving major projects like Gift City and Olympic Dream, positioning the city for a modern era. The development of the real estate sector in Ahmedabad is set to soar with the support of the state government.
The newly appointed president of CREDAI Gujarat, Alap Patel, noted that Ahmedabad is moving towards becoming the financial capital of the country. The focus on infrastructure development is drawing attention from around the world, which increases the responsibility of all stakeholders in the real estate sector.
Overall, the ceremony highlighted the growing collaboration between the government and the real estate industry to strengthen the development of Gujarat’s real estate sector. Business professionals from various parts of Gujarat attended the event, reflecting the sector’s vibrant engagement with the state’s growth plans.