Dubai Expo: India projects itself as’ go to ‘business objectives’

Dubai: For Dubai, Expo 2020 is what the Olympics do to Japan, only that Covid situation is not a concern for the UAE.
The event was postponed by one year because of a pandemic, seeing local residents complain about waiting for a long time taxi but also looked to be the main push for tourism and encouragement for the economy.
On Friday, India launched its pavilion, with a campaign to position the state as a destination for business.
“India today is one of the most open countries in the world.
Open to learn, open for perspectives, open to innovation, open to investment.
That’s why I invite you to come and invest in our country.
Today, India is a land opportunity.
Whether in the fields of art or trade, industry or academics, there are opportunities to find, opportunities to partner, opportunities to advance.
Come to India and explore this opportunity.
India also offers maximum growth.
Growth in scale, ambition growth, growth growth.
Come To India and become part of our growth story, “said PM Narendra Modi in a video message at the inauguration for The Indian Show.
The government is seeking investment to encourage domestic making and infrastructure creation in this country.
PM also uses events to mention the growing bond with the UAE.
Minister of Trade and Industry Piyush Goyah said India and UAE shared strategic and multi-faceted relations which resulted in the launch of negotiations for the proposed free trade agreement.
“Today India is a goal with a bright meeting of mind for a better future.
You can bet in India and you can definitely win,” said Goyal.
He highlights how the government tries to position India as a manufacturing base for textiles to Pharma.
“From launching the most cost-effective space mission to produce the world’s first DNA-based vaccines, India voiced its ability to the world.
India rose high with reforms in all sectors,” said the Minister of India competing with almost 190 countries, who were in the expo, with its pavilion Located next to Japan and opposite the American pavilion, which has a replica of the spacex shuttle.
The UAE has spent billions of dollars just by holding a 438 hectare exhibition site, once a barren desert, to a complete venue with a green landscape and strives to show off new technology for an estimated 2.5 visitors to visit for the next six months.
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