 <p>ON DAY-I of his visit to the United Kingdom, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh  Chouhanâ€™s schedule was packed with meetings aimed at wooing investors.</p>  <p>Chouhan held discussions with Members of Parliament at the British House of  Commons. The MPs the CM met included Ashok Kumar, Shailesh Vara and Lord King,  the spokesperson said.</p> <p>Later, addressing a press conference at the India House, Chouhan said the  objective of his visit was to invite British investors to the Global Investorsâ€™  Meet to be held in Bhopal from October 25 to 27. Also, he wanted to apprise  investors of business prospects in MP and to cement emotional bonds with the  people of Britain.</p> <p>Answering a question about stability of policies, the Chief Minister said  Madhya Pradesh represents a brand of politics where a government does not undo  the policies of the previous regime just because the party in power has  changed.<br />At the press conference, a suggestion was made that MP had potential  for horticulture, which should be harnessed to the full. The CM accepted the  take with thanks.</p> <p>Chouhanâ€™s next engagement was an interactive session organised by the Indian  High Commission, which was attended by business leaders, prominent non-resident  Indians and prospective investors.</p> <p>Answering a question, Chouhan explained the efforts being made by the  government in the field of health, welfare of unorganised labour, provision of  clean drinking water and sanitation.</p> <p>Chouhan mentioned achievements in infrastructure and advantages of Madhya  Pradesh like being centrally located; well connected by train, road and air;  land availability; skilled and cheap manpower; power availability and mineral  resources etc.</p> <p>The CM informed that in MP, 10 universities and 65 professional colleges were  producing 2.30 lakh graduates, including 18,000 technical graduates, annually.  Madhya Pradesh has emerged as the most prominent granary of the country. It  ranks first in production of pulses and oilseeds and third in food grain.</p> <p>Chouhan said MP had formulated a new IT policy that offers incentives to  investment in this sector. â€œWe are in the process of developing 240 acres of  ready-to-occupy state-of-the-art IT infrastructure,â€™â€™ he said.<br /></p> 