Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024: A Pledge for Progress
At the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid out an ambitious vision for India’s future. Commemorating 75 years of independence, he announced a 25-year plan to transform India into a developed nation by the time it reaches its centenary of independence, a period he referred to as India’s “Amrit Kaal.”
Economic Resilience and Global Standing
During his address, PM Modi emphasized India’s economic resilience and growth amidst global challenges. He highlighted the country’s leap from the 11th to the 5th largest economy globally within a decade, projecting further advancement to rank among the top three world economies in the coming years. This growth is attributed to a decade of structural reforms that have enhanced India’s economic capacity, capability, and competitiveness.
India as ‘Vishwa Mitra’
Emphasizing India’s role in the international community, PM Modi described the nation as ‘vishwa mitra’ or ‘friend of the world’. This reflects India’s commitment to global stability and growth, positioning it as an essential pillar in the rapidly evolving world order.
Inauguration Highlights and International Participation
The summit, inaugurated in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, saw attendance from notable global leaders, including the President of the UAE, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala, among others. PM Modi praised the strengthened relations with the UAE, exemplified by the high growth in India-UAE ties.
Economic Partnerships and Investment
Significant investment commitments were made during the summit, with corporate giants like the Adani Group pledging substantial investments. These investments align with India’s broader goals of infrastructure development, sustainability, and manufacturing growth.
Conclusion
The Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024 marks a significant milestone in India’s developmental journey. With the commitment to becoming a developed nation in the next 25 years, India is poised to take a leap in its economic, infrastructural, and global contributions, guided by strategic reforms and robust international partnerships.