"Day not far when India will be among top three economies": PM Modi at Global Maritime India Summit
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Inaugurating the three-day Global Maritime India Summit in the national capital on Tuesday, PM Modi said, «In this changing world order, the whole world is looking towards India with new aspirations. The Indian economy is gathering more strength while the world is in the grip of an economic crisis.
The day is not far when India will be one of the top three economic powers of the world.»
Underlining the importance of the country's maritime sector, PM Modi said, «History bears witness that whenever India's maritime capability has been strong, the country and the world have benefited greatly from it. Taking this as our guiding principle, we have been working in a planned manner for the last 9 years to strengthen this sector.»
PM Modi stated further that the maritime industry will be boosted no end once the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor comes to be implemented.
«Recently, during the G20 Summit, a historic consensus was reached on forming an India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
This is a huge step at India's initiative, which could potentially rejuvenate the maritime industry across the world in the 21st century,» PM Modi said.
He also laid the foundation stone for projects worth Rs 18,800 crore.
He laid the foundation stone for the Tuna Tekra all-weather deep draft terminal, which is to come up at a cost of more than Rs. 4,500 crore at Deendayal Port Authority in Gujarat.
The state-of-the-art greenfield terminal will be developed on the public-private partnership (PPP) model.
He also unveiled the 'Amrit Kaal Vision 2047' for the Indian maritime blue economy.
The summit is the biggest Maritime Event hosted in the country. The first Maritime India summit was held in 2016 in Mumbai
