WASHINGTON: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday began his engagement in the US with “productive interaction” with the President and CEO of Qualcomm Cristiano E Ammon where he highlights extensive business opportunities in India.
Modi, who arrived here on Wednesday on an official visit to the US where he would hold a first-face meeting with President Joe Biden and his deputy Kamala Harris held a one-on-one meeting with Ammon.
“Talking Technology …
@Cristianoamon and PM @narendramodi have a productive interaction.
PM Modi highlighted the broad opportunity offered by India Tweeted Office.
External Ministry spokesman (MEA) Arindam Bagchi said that they discussed the electronic and telecommunications production scheme related to incentives (Pli) recently; and steps to strengthen the innovation ecosystem.
“Towards the manufacture of Global Innovation Hub! .
The meeting with the giant Chip Amon assumes significance, given the Indian boost for 5G technology to be safe and safe.
San Diego-based companies create semiconductors, software, and services related to wireless technology.
World leaders in 3G, and the next generation of wireless technological innovation for more than 30 years, Qualcomm is now pioneering its path to 5G with a new era of smart products that revolutionize the industry, including automotive, computing and Internet of Things (IOT).
India is looking for a major investment of Qualcomm.
In front of his meeting with business leaders, Modi said he would interact with the leading CEO to highlight economic opportunities in India.
MO will also hold a one-on-one meeting with Adobe CEO, First Solar, General Atomic and Blackstone here.
Two of them are Indian-America – Shantanu Narayen of Adobe and Vivek only from general atoms.
The other is Mark Widmar from the first diesel, and Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone.