GLOBAL INVESTORS SUMMIT' INNAGURATED BY PM MODI........................

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Global investor's summit in Madhya Pradesh, Indore today. 20 countries are participating in the two-day Global Investors' Summit. In it, extensive sessions are planned on Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises in which representatives from Canada, Czech Republic, Mexico and Peru are participating.MP has averaged over 10% growths in the past three years, in 2013-14 even as the national rate has plummeted.
TODAY, the government says the focus should be on the real investment coming through after the investors’ summit. Many scholars say private investment has hardly kept pace with the states economic. But PM said that those who understand the strong point of states can understand the strengths of India only. As states are important for country’s progress. He added, he know how much difficulties have to be faced in lack of coordination between centre and state govt. Modi himself working on a team India mantra for country's progress which is impossible without state's progress.


Main points from PM Narendra Modi speech........
  •   Maximum jobs need to be created.
  •   Youth are future of India so all sectors should be given proper importance so that youth can start handling these sectors.
  •   Coordination is must. Either between state & centre, or between me & u.
  •   Working together in spite of just being together.
  •   Deep focus is needed in MSME as its contributing 8% to country's GDP & creating millions of jobs.
  •   Efforts in making INDIA a manufacturing hub....in spite of just a market.
  •   Modi  told that the concept of MAKE  IN INDIA is a win -win situation, as it Will encourage overall opportunities, will liberal our relation with neighbourhood countries and will help in proving he world there are ample opportunities in India, don't only consider us to be a market.'

IN SHORT, the summit is for 2 days and these two days will be the fortuner days for our country as well for MP. So, Good luck MP. Have a great success...

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