According to President Droupadi Murmu, India is on a mission to increase its global participation by leveraging its superior industrial skills, top-notch talent pool, and cutting-edge advanced technological accomplishments.
She noted that advanced industries are increasingly choosing India as their preferred location for manufacturing.
From very complex industries like defence and aerospace to the production of mobile phones, India has become the most popular location, according to the president.
She claimed that recent policy changes had fueled unprecedented inclusive growth and highlighted the country's great potential to compete on the global stage.
Speaking at the CII-organized International Engineering and Technology Exhibition, she asserted that there are numerous crucial fields where international engineering and technological cooperation would result in improvements that will make the world more affluent and secure for future generations.
With its superior industrial expertise, top-notch talent, and cutting-edge advanced technological accomplishments, India is on a quest to increase its global participation, according to Murmu.
She claimed that in the near future, artificial intelligence will completely transform the healthcare industry.
Similarly, Murmu noted that industrial automation and robotics would fundamentally alter production in ways that were unthinkable ten years ago.
On how crucial technology is to healthcare, Murmu remarked that it will continue to be a top priority in the years to come.
According to Murmu, the economy's quick digitalisation and social acceptability have unlocked fresh potential and opened up new avenues for rapid growth.
"Our dedication to clean energy has been the main factor in our recognised green growth on a global scale. India has been making steady progress towards its goal of having no net emissions by 2070 "the president stated.
On the nation's capital's Pragati Maidan, the International Engineering and Technology Expo will take place from February 16 to 18.
During the IETF, more than 400 businesses representing 19 nations are showcasing their most recent goods and innovations. This year's IETF spotlight nation is Finland.
