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Daman and Diu, a Union Territory on India’s western coast, is known for its scenic beauty, rich Portuguese heritage, and growing tourism industry. The territory consists of the Daman and Diu districts, both renowned for their tranquil beaches, forts, and churches. As a developing center for commerce, Daman and Diu are strategically located near key economic zones, making it an attractive destination for trade and investment.
Economic Highlights:
Key Industries: Tourism, manufacturing (especially textiles, chemicals, and plastics), fishing, and salt production.
Exports: Industrial goods, chemicals, and seafood.
Daman
112 sq. km
approximately 243,000 (2023 estimate)
Gujarati, Hindi, English
Industrial goods, chemicals, seafood
87.1%
Goa offers numerous investment opportunities in sectors like tourism, real estate, renewable energy, IT, and eco-friendly industries. The state is actively promoting sustainable development and eco-tourism, making it an attractive destination for both domestic and international investors.
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Growing demand for digital infrastructure, AI, and fintech solutions offers investment potential.
Opportunities in residential, commercial, and industrial real estate development.
Expansion of luxury hotels, convention centers, and heritage tourism projects.
Solar energy and clean technologies are emerging sectors for sustainable development.
The booming online retail market and the demand for modern retail spaces present growth opportunities.