New York, NY – September 22, 2024 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a high-profile meeting with leading technology CEOs in New York today, focusing on the future of emerging technologies and their potential to drive global innovation and economic growth.
The meeting, which took place during Modi’s visit to the United Nations General Assembly, included executives from major tech firms, including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Tesla. The discussions centered on collaboration in areas such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and renewable energy technologies.
In his opening remarks, PM Modi emphasized India’s commitment to becoming a global hub for technology and innovation. “We believe that technology can bridge divides and foster inclusivity,” he stated, highlighting the Indian government’s initiatives to promote digital literacy and entrepreneurship.
The CEOs shared their insights on the latest technological trends and expressed interest in investing further in India. They acknowledged the country’s burgeoning startup ecosystem and its potential to lead in various tech sectors.
“We see tremendous opportunity in partnering with India, not just in technology, but in addressing global challenges like climate change and public health,” said Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to establish a joint task force aimed at fostering public-private partnerships and enhancing cooperation in technology research and development.
As PM Modi continues his diplomatic engagements in New York, the outcomes of this meeting signal a strengthening of ties between India and some of the world’s leading tech companies, aiming to leverage innovation for a sustainable future.
