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Narendra Modi discusses AI, health, climate during his meeting with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates

| @indiablooms | Mar 01, 2024, at 08:26 pm

Indian PM Narendra Modi discussed issues ranging from Artificial Intelligence to health and climate adaptation during his recent meeting with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.

Gates said he had an 'inspiring' experience while meeting Modi in New Delhi.

Gates posted on X: "It is always inspiring to meet with @narendramodi and there was a lot to discuss. We talked about AI for public good; DPI; women-led development; innovation in agriculture, health, and climate adaptation; and how we can take lessons from India to the world. @PMOIndia."

Following the meeting, Modi wrote on X: "A wonderful meeting indeed! Always a delight to discuss sectors which will make our planet better and empower millions of people across the globe. @BillGates."

During his Indian visit, Gates also met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik.

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