The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi has started the process of preparing the draft of Delhi Semiconductor Policy. The objective of this policy is to develop Delhi as a capable center for semiconductor design, advanced R&D and assembly activities. Led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, this initiative is an important step towards encouraging high-value technology sectors in the capital.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Said that the semiconductor sector has become an important link of the global economy and the Delhi government is preparing a comprehensive policy framework for its balanced and systematic development.
The Chief Minister informed that the proposed policy focuses on five key areas, which include semiconductor design and intellectual property development, research, development and innovation, manufacturing enabling activities such as Assembly, Testing, Marking and Packaging (ATMP) and Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Testing (OSAT), development of supporting industries, talent development and skilling, and strengthening the startup and industrial ecosystem.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said that this policy will create high quality employment opportunities in areas like chip design, semiconductor research and advanced packaging. Along with this, skill development will be encouraged through targeted training programs, internships and industry-academic partnerships.
He said that this initiative will be helpful in attracting and retaining skilled professionals, thereby further strengthening Delhi as a knowledge and innovation hub.
The Chief Minister said that through the policy, emphasis has been laid on targeted incentives to promote private investment, reduction in operating costs and ensuring favorable business environment. Investor confidence will be strengthened through capital subsidies, infrastructure development and coordination with national initiatives, particularly the India Semiconductor Mission, and participation from domestic and global investors will be encouraged.
The Chief Minister said that this policy is in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of self-reliant India and will ensure Delhi's active role in the development of the semiconductor sector in the country.He expressed confidence that effective implementation of this policy will develop a strong, innovation-based and sustainable semiconductor ecosystem in Delhi.
According to the Chief Minister, the Prime Minister has a clear view that in the digital economy of the 21st century, semiconductors are not just an industrial product but the basis of technological sovereignty, national security and economic strength. In line with this vision of the Prime Minister, states are also being motivated to take policy initiatives in this area, so that a strong, coordinated and competitive semiconductor ecosystem can be developed in the country.
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