PM expresses optimism after Gujarat Govt signs MoU with Vedanta-Foxconn Group
The Prime Minister also pointed out that the investment will create a significant impact to boost the economy and jobs while also help in creating a huge ecosystem for ancillary industries and thereby helping our MSMEs.
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New Delhi: The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has expressed optimism after the Government of Gujarat signed an MoU of Rs 1.54 lakh crore with Vedanta-Foxconn Group for the manufacture of semiconductor and display fab.
The Prime Minister also pointed out that the investment will create a significant impact to boost the economy and jobs while also help in creating a huge ecosystem for ancillary industries and thereby helping our MSMEs.
Sharing a tweet by Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Bhupendra Patel, the Prime Minister tweeted;
“This MoU is an important step accelerating India’s semi-conductor manufacturing ambitions. The investment of Rs 1.54 lakh crore will create a significant impact to boost economy and jobs. This will also create a huge ecosystem for ancillary industries and help our MSMEs.”
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