Budget will boost manufacturing, infra & renewable energy sectors: Mitsubishi Electric India CSO Rajeev Sharma
Kolkata/IBNS: The Union Budget should continue and provide the right policy and budgetary framework to ensure the economic growth of the country and a budget design that can stand as per the GDP growth rate expectations, according to Rajeev Sharma, Chief Strategy Officer, Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
"I strongly believe that the Indian government will prioritize the policies that can benefit the infrastructure, and manufacturing sector and promote renewable energy allowing the country to realize its potential on a global scale.
"Manufacturing investments must be encouraged among technology providers to bring self-reliant solutions to the country," Sharma said.
Considering that the Indian economy has begun to recover from the fiscal repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the manufacturing sector is expected to experience solid growth, which can further strengthen by providing fiscal incentives and specific schemes in the upcoming Union budget 2023-24.
Development of new-age manufacturing skills across the top and bottom of the pyramid must be enlightened which can be a game changer for further skill development, he emphasised.
"The overall expectation from the union budget is that it brings a steady growth for the present and future of the country," he added.
"Mitsubishi Electric India is looking forward to encouraging Infrastructural development and bringing technological innovation through our products and solutions for the Indian market," he said, highlighting the company's future plan for India.
"I hope that Budget 2023 scales a path towards India’s growth story, especially in the infrastructure and technology sectors," he said.
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