Narendra Modi Modi praises German govt's decision to increase the number of visas for skilled Indians from 20,000 to 90,000
Indian PM Narendra Modi praised the German government's decision to increase the number of visas for skilled Indians from 20,000 to 90,000 per year on Friday.
Addressing the 18th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business 2024, PM Modi said: "Two of the world's leading economies, together, we can become a force for global good, and the Focus on India document provides a blueprint for this. In this, Germany’s holistic approach and commitment to pursuing the strategic partnership are clearly evident. Especially noteworthy is the trust that Germany has expressed in the skilled workforce of India."
Welcomed my friend, Chancellor Scholz, to my residence in New Delhi.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 25, 2024
Glad to be meeting him and discussing a diverse range of issues that will add momentum to the India-Germany friendship. Our nations have a strong track record of developmental cooperation and we look forward to… pic.twitter.com/c6spNi4VDk
"I am confident that this will further boost Germany's economic growth," he said.
Modi noted that this is the 25th anniversary of the India-Germany Strategic Partnership.
He said: "The next 25 years will see this partnership reach new heights."
Speaking during meeting with Chancellor Scholz. @Bundeskanzler https://t.co/Fzm87UWMYH
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 25, 2024
"We have created a roadmap for India's development over the coming 25 years," Modi said.
He said bilateral trade between India and Germany has surpassed 30 billion dollars.
"India is becoming a prime center of diversification and de-risking and is emerging as a hub of global trade and manufacturing. Given this scenario, now is the most opportune time for you to make in India, and make for the world," Modi said.
Speaking on the importance of the conference, Modi said: "The Indo-Pacific region is very important for the future of the world. Whether it is in terms of global growth, population, or skills, the contribution and potential of this region are immense."
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