PM Modi Highlights India’s Growth in Jordan Address
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday highlighted India’s economic growth trajectory, stating that the country is on course to become the world’s third-largest economy in the coming years. Speaking at a business and community interaction in Jordan, the Prime Minister said India has maintained growth rates above 8 per cent, even amid global economic uncertainty.
Modi said India’s growth story is being driven by structural reforms, strong domestic demand, and large-scale public investment in infrastructure. He pointed to improvements in ease of doing business, digital public infrastructure, and manufacturing expansion as key factors supporting sustained economic momentum.
Focus on Stability and Reforms
The Prime Minister noted that India has emerged as one of the fastest-growing major economies, with stable macroeconomic indicators and rising investor confidence. He said reforms in taxation, banking, and insolvency frameworks have strengthened the economy and improved transparency.
Modi also highlighted India’s expanding startup ecosystem and its growing role in global supply chains, stating that the country is increasingly being seen as a reliable and competitive manufacturing destination.
Global Partnerships and Trade
During his remarks, Modi underlined the importance of stronger economic cooperation between India and West Asian nations, including Jordan. He said India is keen to deepen trade, investment, and technology partnerships, particularly in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and digital services.
Message to Global Investors
The Prime Minister told global investors that India offers long-term growth opportunities backed by political stability, a large consumer market, and a skilled workforce. He said India’s growth outlook remains strong despite global headwinds and that the country is prepared to play a larger role in the global economy.
