Shillong: The Meghalaya Industrial Development Corporation Limited (MIDC) has achieved the prestigious ISO 9001-2015 and ISO 14001-2015 certifications, according to several news outlets. It is now the sole state public sector undertaking in Meghalaya to receive both certifications.

The attainment of the ISO 9001-2015 certification validates MIDC's quality management system, affirming its capability to deliver services across various domains such as product allotment, loan processing for homes and businesses, and building construction.

Simultaneously, the ISO 14001-2015 certification underscores MIDC's proactive stance towards environmental responsibility. By adhering to ISO's rigorous requirements for Environmental Management Systems (EMS), MIDC showcases its determination to minimize its ecological footprint and promote sustainable practices.

Chairman James Sangma said, "As one of the oldest corporations in Meghalaya, I, along with my team, felt the need to pursue the ISO certification to demonstrate the corporation's commitment to quality and environmental sustainability. I am delighted that our efforts have led to this significant milestone. We are dedicated to maintaining a high standard and continuously seeking ways to improve our service while reducing our environmental impact."

"In my tenure as chairman over the past year, we have expanded our focus beyond our original mandate, exploring new projects and schemes to strengthen the industrial and economic development of Meghalaya", he added.

Managing Director DD Nongmalieh stated, "Earning this ISO certificate isn't just about meeting a standard; it's about setting a new benchmark for excellence across our operations. Our commitment to delivering top-quality services efficiently and sustainably has earned us this prestigious international certificate. This recognition confirms our role as a leading industrial development corporation in the North-East, and we intend to continue rising the bar in all we do, contributing to Meghalaya's growth and development."

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