Modi Invites Europe to Build Next Technology Revolution in India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged European companies to deepen partnerships with India in technology, trade, and innovation while stressing stronger cooperation for global stability, energy security, and sustainable economic growth.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on European companies to join India in shaping the next wave of technological transformation, highlighting the country’s rapid economic growth and expanding global influence. Speaking at a European CEOs roundtable meeting hosted by Volvo in Gothenburg, Sweden, Modi said India and Europe now stand at a crucial point in their partnership.
He stressed that cooperation between India and European nations has become increasingly important at a time when the world is dealing with economic uncertainty, supply chain disruptions, energy security concerns, and climate related challenges. According to Modi, stronger collaboration can help create stability and long term prosperity for both regions.
Addressing business leaders, the Prime Minister said India is moving ahead with renewed confidence as one of the fastest growing major economies in the world. He noted that continuous reforms over the past twelve years have accelerated development and improved the country’s business environment.
Modi also pointed to India’s young population, rising middle class, and large scale infrastructure expansion as major strengths driving future growth. He said these factors are creating vast opportunities for investment, innovation, and industrial partnerships.
During the interaction, Modi mentioned that India and Europe have already reached an understanding on a Free Trade Agreement and both sides are working toward implementing it quickly. He expressed hope that the partnership would become a strong pillar for global stability, sustainable development, and shared prosperity.
The Prime Minister encouraged European companies to see India not just as a market but as a long term innovation partner capable of jointly building the next major technology revolution.
