The Prime Minister of India recently met with several prominent executives to discuss investment and expansion plans in India. The first meeting was with Ahmed bin Sulayem, Group Chairman and CEO of DP World, where they discussed plans to further invest in India, particularly in creating sustainable and energy-efficient ports and logistics infrastructure. DP World had previously signed a concession agreement with the Deendayal Port Authority to operate and maintain a mega-container terminal at Kandla in Gujarat.
The Prime Minister also met with Keith Svendsen, CEO of A.P. Moller, to welcome their expansion plans in the GIFT City. Discussions focused on green hydrogen and the development of logistics infrastructure. The Prime Minister also met with executives of Suzuki Motor Corp and Micron Technology to discuss industry issues and investment opportunities, with a particular emphasis on Maruti Suzuki’s plans to make India a strong player in the global automotive market and Micron Technology’s efforts to enhance the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India.
During these meetings, discussions also touched on Maruti Suzuki’s plans to set up a second car manufacturing plant in Gujarat, and Micron Technology’s construction of a semiconductor factory in Sanand. This factory, with a focus on memory modules and solid-state drives, is expected to be ready by December of this year.
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