Bridging Economies: Modi Invites Jordanian Investment in India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi encourages Jordanian companies at the India-Jordan Business Forum to invest in India, highlighting the country's rapid economic growth and opportunities for high returns. He emphasizes historical trust and future economic potential, urging collaboration in sectors like medicine, agriculture, and infrastructure.
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- Jordan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended a hand of economic collaboration to Jordanian companies, encouraging them to invest in India. Speaking at the India-Jordan Business Forum, Modi highlighted India's impressive growth rates, which exceed 8%, as a lucrative opportunity for foreign investors seeking significant returns.
Modi emphasized that India's burgeoning economy, driven by innovative policies and efficient governance, is on the path to becoming the world's third-largest. He portrayed the partnership as mutually beneficial, rooted in historical trust and future economic potential, particularly in sectors like medicine, agriculture, and infrastructure.
The Prime Minister outlined specific opportunities for collaboration, such as manufacturing medical devices and leveraging India's expertise in dry-climate farming. With India's rapid development, Modi urged Jordanian companies to seize the opportunity to partake in this growth story.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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