Thiruvananthapuram, June 19 (UNI) Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has announced that the data bank of Pravasi Malayalees will be expanded by conducting Kerala Migration Survey.
“A Pravasi data portal will also be prepared for this. The state will also conduct an extensive global registration campaign. Data collection of pravasies is an urgent issue and the lack of accurate information was also hampering the welfare activities of the expatriates," the CM said this while addressing online the valedictory meeting of the third edition of the Loka Kerala Sabha which concluded here on Saturday.
Informing that the Loka Kerala Sabha will become a legal body in the near future, he said there will not be gaps between the expat community and Kerala.
The recommendations of the Loka Kerala Sabha will be taken seriously and the necessary decisions will be taken.
The decisions to be taken in consultation with the Centre will be dealt with accordingly, and the decision to be taken by the State alone will be considered as such. The state has great concern for the expat community.
The overseas community can set up better higher education institutions in Kerala and the government would give all support to their ventures.
The government seeks to elevate the State to the level of a middle-income country in the next 25 years and the expatriates should give the necessary instructions for this.
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