World Economic Forum Davos


India’s participation in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos concluded on a high note, with the nation securing investment commitments exceeding ₹20 lakh crore. Leaders from India, representing both central and state governments, showcased the country’s trustworthiness, talent, and vibrant democracy, solidifying its position as a preferred global investment destination.

The five-day event saw India presenting a united front, with the largest-ever delegation led by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, comprising five Union ministers, three state chief ministers, and several other officials. For the first time, all Indian states and central government departments shared space at two dedicated India Pavilions. A joint press conference was also organized, featuring ministers from different political parties, highlighting India’s collaborative approach to global engagement.


Minister Vaishnaw emphasized India’s unique position in the current geopolitical and economic landscape. “Despite global disruptions, India has emerged as a trusted country with strong respect for intellectual property rights and a vibrant democracy. We have demonstrated our commitment to peace, inclusive growth, and sustainable development,” he stated.

Maharashtra Leads the Way

Maharashtra stood out as a key player, securing investment commitments worth ₹15.70 lakh crore through 61 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs). Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that these agreements have the potential to generate 16 lakh new jobs, focusing on sectors such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology.


Telangana’s Focus on Green Energy and Technology

Telangana, led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, signed 20 MoUs valued at ₹1.79 lakh crore. The state’s agreements centred on data centres, green energy, and advanced technologies, which are expected to create approximately 50,000 jobs. Global corporations like Unilever also announced plans to establish two new manufacturing units in the state, further boosting Telangana’s industrial growth.

Kerala’s Push for Industrial Transformation

Kerala positioned itself as an emerging industrial hub, driven by progressive policies and infrastructure development. Industries Minister P. Rajeeve held over 30 one-on-one meetings at the Invest Kerala Pavilion, showcasing opportunities in diverse sectors such as tourism, IT, and renewable energy.

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Uttar Pradesh and Other Highlights

Uttar Pradesh showcased its ambition to become a USD 1 trillion economy, securing significant investment commitments across multiple sectors. Union Minister Chirag Paswan highlighted a USD 250 million investment pledge by global beverage giant AB InBev in India’s beverage sector.

Indian corporate leaders also played a pivotal role in building partnerships, with over 100 CEOs and business leaders representing the country. Numerous global companies expressed interest in exploring collaborations with Indian counterparts, further strengthening bilateral trade and investment ties.

India’s Rising Global Appeal

India’s presence at Davos reinforced its image as a stable, inclusive, and forward-looking economy. The collaborative effort by states and the central government underlined the nation’s commitment to fostering global partnerships and attracting investment.

The next WEF Annual Meeting is scheduled to take place in Davos from January 19-23, 2026, offering India yet another opportunity to highlight its growth trajectory and economic potential.

 

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