Modi in USA: Chiefs of tech, energy, firms meet PM, talk business in India

Published on Sep 23, 2021 10:39 pm IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kick-started his 3-day visit to the United States by meeting global business leaders and CEOs. PM Modi met CEO and Chairman of Qualcomm and highlighted the vast opportunities that India offers. The Qualcomm Chief expressed his keenness to work with India in areas such as 5G and PM WANI. The Prime Minister also met CEO of Adobe and discussed the company’s ongoing activities and investments in India. PM Modi also met CEOs of First Solar, Blackstone and General Atomics. Watch the full video for more details.

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