Gautam Adani pens Davos diary, highlights India's growth potential, UPI, AI and more

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wrote on LinkedIn. He added that the situation today underscores the critical need for enhanced multilateralism and international cooperation, which can be done only through the consensus emerging from global political leadership.

ALSO READ: Adani Group to invest ₹624 billion to set up data centres in Maharashtra, Telangana Stating the consensus after meeting delegates and business leaders, Adani said while India is well on its way to approaching the $30 trillion GDP target by 2050, it has the potential for even higher growth, given its young workforce. He said, "One of the discussions was around the exciting potential of India becoming the AI ‘back office’ of the world, something to watch for." Adani noted that in the discussions, the most impactful theme that emerged was India's dramatic social transformation over the past decade, as the country is seen as filling the social leadership vacuum globally.

ALSO READ: Davos 2024: On Day 4, the business of AI dominates Adani in his post mentioned corporate leaders are eager to learn about the direct benefit transfer platform, enabled by the integration of Aadhar, the national ID system program, mobile phone access, and an astounding 500 million bank accounts. "The Unified Payment Platform (UPI), launched by the government less than a decade ago, has expanded, with several overseas markets now accepting UPI payments.

The word he used to describe this was "unparalleled", in terms of inclusivity," he said. On the Solar Alliance platform, Adani said the discussions were centered around mobilizing one trillion dollars in investments for solar energy solutions by 2030, aiming to provide clean energy access to one billion people through the installation of 1,000 GW of solar energy