PM Narendra Modi Urges Auto Industry to Innovate, Pursue Excellence and Expand Global Footprint
Modi said reforms, infrastructure growth and free trade agreements are helping Indian automakers cut costs and expand into overseas markets.
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PM exhorts auto industry to chart ‘bold pathway towards Viksit Bharat’ by 2047
The rapid expansion of highways and other infrastructure is facilitating the movement of people and goods, while creating new opportunities for the automobile industry, the Prime MInister said
PM Narendra Modi urges auto industry to innovate, pursue excellence and expand global footprint
Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged the Indian automobile industry to innovate and excel. He emphasized charting a bold path towards Viksit Bharat by 2047. Recent trade agreements offer greater international market access for Indian vehicles. Government reforms and incentives are strengthening manufacturing capabilities and competitiveness. The sector is positioned for significant growth and expansion of its global footprint.
PM Modi urges auto industry to pursue excellence to accelerate Viksit Bharat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on India’s automobile industry to strengthen its focus on innovation, excellence and global competitiveness as the country’s mobility ecosystem undergoes a significant transformation. Speaking through a special message at the 66th Annual Convention of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), Prime Minister Modi highlighted the important role of […]
In his message to the 66th annual conference of SIAM, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the country's mobility sector is rapidly changing. By promoting technology, improved infrastructure, and manufacturing, India can take its auto industry to new heights.
Prime Minister Modi stated that the sector could expand its global presence, emphasizing the energy efficiency and technological transformation of the automotive industry, expressing that production capabilities are strengthened through free trade agreements and reforms.
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