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Jabil Inc, known for designing and manufacturing electronic circuit board assemblies and systems, as well as providing supply chain solutions, aims to strengthen its presence in the country“We are proud to welcome Gujarat to Jabil’s global network of over 100 sites across 25 countries

As businesses navigate evolving market conditions, this expansion underscores our ability to implement solutions that best serve our customers,” said Matt Crowley, Executive Vice President, Global Business Units at JabilThe announcement coincided with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Jabil and the Gujarat govt at the Gujarat SemiConnect IESA Vision Summit in GandhinagarGujarat chief minister Bhupendra Patel welcomed Jabil’s investment, stating, “Jabil’s presence will create jobs for the next generation while enhancing our semiconductor industry’s growth and competitiveness

”Jabil has been active in the photonics sector for over a decade, working on product development, optical networking solutions, and large-scale manufacturing for telecommunications, AI, and data communicationsThe company also caters to industries including semiconductor equipment, automotive, healthcare, and warehouse automation

Gujarat’s push for high-tech manufacturing continues to attract major investments, reinforcing its position as a key player in India’s semiconductor and electronics ecosystem

Surat: Exporters who are exporting through any port in the country and have completed the identity verification (customs KYC) will not have to repeat the KYC process at ports in GujaratOn the issue of the Yamuna river, CM Dhami criticised Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, alleging that he had misled the public with false claims about the river’s cleanliness

\"Arvind Kejriwal has only used the Yamuna issue for political gainsHe has been constantly lying about it, and this time, the public has understood his deception,\" Dhami said

He further contrasted the BJP’s governance in Uttarakhand with AAP’s administration in Delhi, asserting that while the \"double-engine government\" had ensured holistic development in Uttarakhand, Delhi continued to struggle due to AAP’s alleged corruption and appeasement politicsThe Delhi Assembly elections, set to be held on February 5, will see voters elect representatives for 70 constituencies