Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday highlighted the ongoing economic reforms in India and urged the French business leaders to harness opportunities that the country offers.
He said this while addressing the India-France CEO forum along with French President Emmanuel Macron.
"President @EmmanuelMacron and I met top CEOs to discuss ways to diversify business cooperation. I highlighted the reforms in India and urged entrepreneurs to harness the many opportunities our nation offers," the Prime Minister said in a tweet.
Modi also exhorted the business leaders of India and France to work towards accelerating the journey of friendship between the two countries.
The business community of the nations has contributed a lot in strengthening bilateral ties, he said.
"I would like you to work for accelerating and strengthening this great journey of the two nations," he said while committing to extend full support to them in their endeavour on behalf of Indian and French leadership.
Observing that India and France have completed 25 years of strategic partnership, Modi said the business leaders of the two countries have played a big role in the long journey.
"We are celebrating 25 years of strategic partnership. In this journey, the business leaders have played a big role," Modi said.
The Indian government during the last nine years of the NDA rule have taken several initiatives to improve ease of doing business. These include relaxing FDI norms, encouraging manufacturing through Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme and reducing corporate tax.
Prime Minister Modi is here on a two-day official visit at the invitation of French President Macron.