PM Modi's Bold Offer to French Companies: "Invest in India and Make Products for the World

PM Narendra Modi has given an open offer to French companies to come to India and make products for the world. PM Modi said at the India-France CEO Forum in France, that India is developing rapidly. Infrastructure development is our priority. For this, we have made many big changes in the last decade. We are following the policy of reform, performance, and transformation. We want France to be a partner in this. You come and join the Make in India campaign.

PM Modi said that this platform is a confluence of the best business minds of India and France. I just saw the report that was presented. I can see that all of you are working with the mantra of Innovate, Collaborate, and Integrate. You are not only building relations, you are also strengthening the India-France strategic partnership.

On the path of reform, perform and transform

PM Modi said you are well aware of the changes that have taken place in India in the last decade. Walking on the path of reform, performance, and transformation, today India is the fifth largest economy in the world. The world's fastest-growing major economy is soon going to become the third-largest economy in the world. Our identity on the global stage is that today India is rapidly becoming a preferred global investment destination. We have launched the Semiconductor and Quantum Mission in India and we are encouraging 'Make in India' and 'Make for the World' in defense.

Next AI Summit in India

PM Modi earlier participated in the AI ​​Summit. Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology S Krishnan said after the summit that the next AI Summit will be held in India. Speaking at the 14th India France CEO Meeting, External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar said, We are meeting during the AI ​​Action Summit. The digital age requires trust and transparency. These are indeed shared characteristics between us. The AI ​​Action Summit in itself is a reminder of how much we can do in AI, software development, and cybersecurity. 2026 has been designated as the India-France Innovation Year. We need to shape the global discourse in this key area, only a multipolar world can ensure that AI develops with minimal bias.