Manufacture in India, build for world: FM Sitharaman
Ms. Sitharaman emphasised that India’s investment proposition rests not on any single sector, but on the convergence of scale, growth, talent, infrastructure, technology, and sustained reform over the past decade
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman invited global investors to establish manufacturing bases and technology innovation centres in India, emphasizing the country's broad-based growth, reform momentum, and expanding opportunities for long-term investment. In a Business Roundtable with leading investors and business leaders in Chicago, Sitharaman highlighted India's convergence of scale, growth, talent, infrastructure, technology, and sustained reform over the past decade.
She invited global partners to co-develop, co-produce, and build for global markets, urging them to view India as a platform from which to build for the world, rather than merely as a market to serve. Sitharaman also highlighted India's Digital Public Infrastructure, such as Aadhaar and UPI, as platforms at population scale, and emphasized the potential for higher-value businesses in AI, engineering, analytics, product development, semiconductors, and electronics.
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