Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Discusses India’s Economic Growth with JP Morgan International Council
Prime Minister Modi recently held a significant meeting with the JP Morgan International council, comprising influential figures in global affairs such as former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, former Australian PM John Howard, and former US secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and Condoleezza Rice. The focus of the meeting was Modi’s ambitious goal of elevating India to a USD$5 trillion economy by 2024, marking the council’s first gathering in India since 2007.
The discussions between JP Morgan and Modi were fruitful, covering various important topics. Modi elaborated on his economic strategy and highlighted the status of India’s healthcare and education systems. Emphasizing the need for top-notch infrastructure, accessible healthcare, and enhanced education, Modi also touched on India’s global position and foreign policy objectives. He underscored India’s collaborative efforts with strategic allies and neighboring countries to foster a balanced and fair global order.
Modi expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the meetings, characterizing them as successful. He took to Twitter to share his positive sentiments, stating, “Had a great interaction with the JP Morgan International Council, a distinguished assembly of prominent policymakers, intellectuals, leaders, industry tycoons, and innovators, among others.”
