CEO guest list
Well-known people participating in the roundtable include AdAdobe Chairman and CEO Shantanu Narayen, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, AMD CEO Lisa Su, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, etc. Prime Minister Di invited participating companies to explore joint development, joint design and joint production opportunities in India, demonstrating the country’s rapid economic and technological transformation. He highlighted India’s strategic efforts in electronics and information technology manufacturing, semiconductor production, biotechnology advancement and green development.
Artificial intelligence, semiconductors, etc. have been put on the agenda
On the second day of the visit, the Prime Minister discussed strengthening cooperation between the United States and India in cutting-edge areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, semiconductors and biotechnology. According to an official statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, the discussion focused on the global technology landscape and the impact of innovation on human development and the world economy. CEOs shared insights into how their companies are using technology to innovate and expressed strong interest in working with India.
Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of initiatives such as the Indo-US Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (ICET) as the core of India-US comprehensive global strategic partnership. He emphasized that technological cooperation between India and the United States can drive mutual benefit and growth.
Prime Minister Modi said in a social media post on ” progress. I’m glad to see that there’s a lot of optimism about India.
The Prime Minister outlined the government’s ambitious plans to make India a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing and mentioned the BIO E3 policy aimed at making India a biotechnology powerhouse. On artificial intelligence, he reiterated India’s commitment to promoting artificial intelligence for all and stressed on the ethical and responsible use of this technology.
CEOs from various countries responded positively and expressed their strong interest in increasing investment and cooperation with India. They recognize India’s growing role as a global technology hub, driven by favorable policies, a booming market and a growing talent pool. Many also highlighted the synergies they see in investing in Indian startups to co-create new technologies and solutions of the future.
The roundtable concluded with a mutual commitment to explore deeper collaborations and partnerships to drive technological innovation globally.
