mumbai only clear and transparent proposals will ensure investments in the city said chief minister devendra fadnavis as he outlined his ambitious plans for mumbai and the mumbai metropolitan region mmr addressing a gathering at the make in mumbai seminar which was held on tuesday as part of the make in india summit at bkc fadnavis said the mumbai transharbour link mthl and the metro projects were successful in attracting loans as the proposals were clear and transparent the world is interested in india and willing to invest there is money but our bids must be clear and transparent when we were talking to japan international cooperation agency jica for the mthl loan we were approached by a chinese bank through its counselgeneral expressing interest to invest over a 30year period fadnavis said the proposed international financial service centre is doable and the government has already received an offer from an international financial institution for booking of 20 floors the chief minister said fadnavis said a comprehensive integrated transport plan must be prepared for the mumbai metropolitan region so that citizens can move from one point to another in less than an hour the plan would cost rs 4 lakh crore but money is not a problem the world economy has created an opportunity for india our objective is to create mobility and jobs he said s v r srinivas additional municipal commissioner said a mobility plan was prepared for mumbai in 2008 and it will be linked with the mmr plan fadnavis said that for the metro project using 60 of locally made equipment and raw material is mandatory coining a new slogan for affordable housing chief minister devendra fadnavis urged deregulation for built in mumbai the bmc must run an awareness campaign on affordable housing and also create an online portal to issue timebound permissions this will help attract private investments the canadian pension fund wants to build 2 lakh affordable housing units and the confederation of real estate developers association of india credai 4 lakh he said