Washington: Getting American nuclear-powered submarine technology may be a little stretch for India related to the hip with Russia in this field, but acquires the US Predator Drone is not a pie in the sky.
Business Engagement Prime Minister Narendra Modi with US CEOs on Thursday including a one-time 20-minute meeting with Vivek Lall, General CEO Atomics – The maker of feared unmanned aircraft – whose multilevel career includes company weapons such as Boeing, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin .
General Atromics has worked with both governments in an effort to provide India with the latest systems and technology that supports national defense, and also partnered with Indian companies to develop solutions for Indian defense and capacity building.
This meeting is intended to speed up the program.
PM Modi Visit AS: Direct UpdateThe Jakarta-Born Lall is an old Indian hand, after heading the Boeing commercial and defense unit in India (in addition to serving with dependency).
But the increase as the General Atromics CEO in June 2020 was seen as an opportunity for New Delhi to obtain critical technology considering his experience in navigating US-Indian defense agreements, including the acquisition of India from the C17 strategic elevator aircraft, P-8i Anti-Submarine Warfare aircraft, and Harpoon missiles .
Indian officials said the Prime Minister discussed “advancing defense manufacturing, the use of technology that emerged & increased capacity building in India,” in his meeting with Lall.
Overall is one of five US CEOs who have individual meetings with Modi when India advances with its offer to obtain advanced technology and investment when there is a deep distrust in Washington DC.
Other Indian-American CEOs to meet the Prime Minister on Thursday are Adobe Systems’ Shantanu Narayen, who discussed with Modi centered on Indian digital digital programs and the use of technology that appeared in sectors, education, and R & D.
After North America, India represents Adobe’s biggest operation with more than 6,000 employees in campus in Noida and Bengaluru.
Modi also met Mark Widmar, the first CEO of Solar, Cristiano Amon, President & CEO of Qualcomm, and Stephen Schwarzman from Blackstone when India tried to step into a violation between Washington and Beijing to increase its equity.
Officials said Modi discussed the landscape of India’s renewable energy with Widmar, and CEO shared plans to use an inventive scheme related to production for the manufacture of solar power equipment with unique thin film technology and integrating India into a global supply chain.
Talks with Ammon centered on 5G technology and semiconductors.
“It was a great meeting.
We are proud of our partnership with India.
We talked about applying 5G-based technology, we talked in semiconductors.
We also talked about making cellphone-based ecosystems.
It is a very productive meeting,” Amon said told reporters.
Modi’s last meeting with Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO, who has invested around $ 15 billion in India, sectors such as private equity, real estate, education, fashion, packaging, and housing finance.
Blackstone Real Estate Fund is the largest owner of commercial real estate in India and the company plays a key role in launching the first Trust Investment Real Estate (Reit) together with the Embassy group of its partners in 2019 and has since launched two Reits.
In the country.
Including under national infrastructure pipes and national monetization pipes.
Officials said the latest discussions centered on sustainable projects and further investment opportunities in India, including under national infrastructure pipes and national monetization pipes.