“Mumbai and Maharashtra Global Economic…”; Commentary by Devendra Fadnavis on what he said in ‘Ya’ conference

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Mumbai: “In the new phase of globalization, the concept of ‘credible globalization’ is emerging and underlining the strategic importance of Maharashtra. Maharashtra contributes 14 to 15 per cent to India’s GDP. Maharashtra leads in foreign investment. 20 per cent of the country’s industrial output and more than 60 per cent of container traffic through western ports. MaharashtraYou were Mumbai is going to be the gateway of world capital in the near future. Mumbai and Maharashtra will play an important role in creating global economic stability. The Chief Minister believes that only reliable partnership will be successful in a multipolar world Devendra Fadnavis expressed.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar’s head was present. FECIIC Executive Director Vijay Chathaiwale, FECIIC Advisory Board Members Baba Kalyani, Adil Zainulbhai, Cyril Shroff, representatives, industry leaders, members of the diplomatic community and global partners were present in large numbers.

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“The inaugural Global Economic Cooperation (GEC) Conference, organized by the Future Economic Cooperation Council (FECC) in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Government of Maharashtra, is an important step towards promoting deeper international economic dialogue in the face of rapid global change. The conference serves as a high-level platform for broader international cooperation. The conference will bring together ministers, senior leaders from various sectors at the confluence of policy innovation and economic opportunities. Brings together policy makers, leading economists, global industry leaders, investors and strategic representatives.

India has been a beacon of hope for a world in search of stable leadership in times of uncertainty. Maintaining a rare balance of high economic growth and low inflation, India is providing practical and scalable solutions to global challenges.

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A major challenge is to deliver welfare schemes to the maximum number of people without leaving anyone behind and to achieve this efficiently. India has made this goal a reality through world-class digital public infrastructure. Welfare benefits are being delivered to citizens at a ‘single click’ with transparency and accountability.

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