Modi also inaugurated the new building complex of the Bombay Art Society.
The Make in India Week is aimed at showcasing to the world the achievements of the nation in the manufacturing sector and promote India as a preferred manufacturing destination. (Photo: PTI)- Earlier in the day, Modi unveils plaque to mark the inauguration of the new building complex of the Bombay Art Society.
- Modi walked for over an hour through the centre showcasing various national and international pavilions.
- This is a society that has influenced three centuries. Reason is, the strength and the message of art, says Modi at Bombay Art Society.
- Some of the key government delegations would include Prime Minister-led delegations from Finland, Sweden and Lithuania and Deputy Prime Minister-led delegation from Poland. High level government representatives are accompanied by large business delegations.
- The country pavilions will include exhibitions from Sweden, Germany and South Korea. Over 190 exhibitors would showcase manufacturing prowess of the country across the focus sectors.
- Over the course of the week, it will offer access, insights and opportunities to connect and collaborate with India and global industry leaders, academicians, central and state administrations, the release added.
- The Make in India Week is aimed at showcasing to the world the achievements of the nation in the manufacturing sector and promote India as a preferred manufacturing destination.
- Narendra Modi inaugurated the 'Make in India' centre at the Bandra Kurla complex in Mumbai.
The Make in India Week is aimed at showcasing to the world the achievements of the nation in the manufacturing sector and promote India as a preferred manufacturing destination. (Photo: PTI)
Modi also inaugurated the new building complex of the Bombay Art Society.
Next Story
