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NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi will set his vision for New India at the eighth version of ET Now Global Business Summit, which will likely be held on Feb 9-10.
Several cupboard ministers may also converse at the summit, the place discussions will pivot on the theme of ‘disruption, development, and diversification’. More than 2,000 delegates, representing various industries and sectors from over 20 nations, are anticipated to attend the 2024 version, which will likely be held at Taj Palace, Delhi.
The roster of distinguished audio system and luminaries contains Bridgewater Associates founder & CIO mentor Raymond T Dalio, Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters, Franklin Resources CEO Jennifer M Johnson, Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S, economist & Nobel laureate Michael Spence, Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda, Hanson Robotics CEO & co-founder David Hanson, Margaris Ventures founder Spiros Margaris, Airbus CEO (defence & house) Michael Schoellhorn, and Hyperloop TT CEO Andres de Leon.
Modi believes that making India a developed $30-trillion financial system by 2047 will likely be a unified effort of govt and the nation’s 1.4-billion-sturdy citizenry. At the final version of GBS, he mentioned, “India’s growth is the world’s growth. The world can only get better if we all work together.”
Several cupboard ministers may also converse at the summit, the place discussions will pivot on the theme of ‘disruption, development, and diversification’. More than 2,000 delegates, representing various industries and sectors from over 20 nations, are anticipated to attend the 2024 version, which will likely be held at Taj Palace, Delhi.
The roster of distinguished audio system and luminaries contains Bridgewater Associates founder & CIO mentor Raymond T Dalio, Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters, Franklin Resources CEO Jennifer M Johnson, Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S, economist & Nobel laureate Michael Spence, Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda, Hanson Robotics CEO & co-founder David Hanson, Margaris Ventures founder Spiros Margaris, Airbus CEO (defence & house) Michael Schoellhorn, and Hyperloop TT CEO Andres de Leon.
Modi believes that making India a developed $30-trillion financial system by 2047 will likely be a unified effort of govt and the nation’s 1.4-billion-sturdy citizenry. At the final version of GBS, he mentioned, “India’s growth is the world’s growth. The world can only get better if we all work together.”
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