The Government of Tripura has successfully attracted significant investment commitments, with Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and Letters of Intent worth over Rs 2,000 crore signed across multiple sectors, during the Destination Tripura – Business Meet 2026, an investors’ roadshow held on 24 February 2026 at Federation House, New Delhi.

Organised by the Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Tripura, in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), the event brought together industry stakeholders, investors, policymakers, and members of the diplomatic community. The roadshow served as a precursor to the Destination Tripura: Business Conclave 2026, scheduled later this year in Agartala, showcasing Tripura’s evolving industrial ecosystem, ongoing infrastructure initiatives, and emerging opportunities across priority sectors.

Santana Chakma, Minister for Industries & Commerce, Government of Tripura, highlighted the State’s investment potential across sectors and the government’s efforts to ensure hassle-free processes and strengthen the Ease of Doing Business ecosystem. Kiran Gitte, IAS, Secretary, Industries & Commerce, encouraged investors to explore opportunities in IT, AI, tourism, food processing, rubber, skilled human resources, and other emerging sectors, while emphasising public-private partnership prospects. Dr Deepak Kumar, Director, Industries & Commerce, presented the vast opportunities available in the State.

Investors like V R Sharma, Vice Chairman of Jindal Advisory Service, shared positive experiences of investing in Tripura, noting that the company has already invested ₹250 crore and plans further expansion.

An exclusive Ambassador & High Commissioner Meet held in the evening strengthened Tripura’s international engagement. Representatives from countries including Bulgaria, Luxembourg, Austria, Italy, Mexico, Indonesia, Nepal, Russia, Singapore, Nigeria, and international chambers like the US-India Business Council, Indo-Japan Chamber of Commerce, Indo-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce, and Indo-Spanish Chamber of Commerce, explored collaborations in agro-based industries, bamboo and rubber value chains, IT, AI-enabled agriculture, renewable energy, tourism, MSMEs, startups, and skill development. Several delegations proposed institutional partnerships, technology transfers, academic collaboration, and participation in international economic and digital platforms.

The event reaffirmed Tripura’s growing reputation as an investor-friendly destination, poised for significant economic growth and global partnerships.