Arunachal Pradesh has signed as many as 16 16 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) attracting investment proposals worth Rs 6,357 crore through the signing of  during the Rising Northeast Investors Summit, held in New Delhi.

The MoUs were signed between the state Planning & Investment secretary, and representatives from various companies, the statement said.
The agreements include key sectors such as agri-biofuel, afforestation, healthcare, education, information technology, tourism, and renewable energy.

Among the major projects is a Rs 2,324 crore investment proposal by Agri-Biofuel Global Ltd to convert agricultural waste into aviation and maritime fuel, while Developer Group India Pvt Ltd committed Rs 1,760 crore for afforestation and carbon credit monetisation, along with additional investments for bamboo plantations.

Inlamobi Pvt Ltd has proposed Rs 1,000 crore to set up a European Blue Valley Fragrances & Flavours Ayush cluster, while Medhavi Group will invest Rs 178 crore to establish a skill, innovation and tribal entrepreneurship university at Ziro, expected to generate over 430 direct jobs.

Farm Native Group will invest Rs 150 crore in a 250-bed super specialty hospital, projected to create over 1,000 direct and indirect jobs.

Other agreements include proposals for setting up data centres, tourism infrastructure, and spiritual and heritage tourism, the statement said.