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Narendra Modi inaugurates Make in India Centre Expo in Mumbai

| | Feb 14, 2016, at 12:46 am
Mumbai, Feb 13 (IBNS) After inaugurating the Make in India Centre Expo in Mumbai on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with the Prime Ministers of Sweden and Finland and Deputy Prime Minister of Poland.

In his talks with his Swedish counterpart Stefan Lofven, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Sweden as a significant participant under the Make in India initiative.

He invited Swedish companies to forge partnerships in the fields of defence, electronic goods, medical equipment etc.

During his interaction with the Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila, Narendra Modi invited Finland’s active participation in engineering, power plants, biotech and innovation.

Putting technology to good use, the two Prime Ministers tele-inaugurated the new state-of-the-art manufacturing unit of Trivitron Healthcare in Chennai.

Modi recalled long association of his home state Gujarat with Poland through Jamnagar during his bilateral talks with the Deputy Prime Minister Piotr Glinski.

Modi discussed areas of cooperation in food processing, clean energy and transportation sectors.
 

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