When foreigners think of New India, they think of a New Gujarat: Mukesh Ambani

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Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani praised the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said, “When foreigners think of a new India, they think of a new Gujarat”. He went on to say that this transformation happened because of PM Modi, the most successful leader in India’s history.

“I have come from the city of the Gateway of India to the gateway of modern India’s growth – Gujarat. I am a proud Gujarati… When foreigners think of a new India, they think of a new Gujarat. How did this transformation happen? Because of one leader, who has emerged as the greatest global leader of our times – PM Modi, the most successful Prime Minister in India’s history,” Mukesh Ambani said in his address at the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in Gandhinagar on Wednesday.

'Modi Hai To Mumkin Hai'

The businessman further said the world listens as well as applauds PM Modi, and the leader makes the "impossible possible with his vision, determination and execution."

"When you (PM Modi) speak, the whole world not only listens but applauds you. My friends abroad ask me: What is the meaning of the slogan that millions of Indians are chanting: MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI? I tell them: It means, India’s Prime Minister makes the Impossible Possible with his vision, determination and execution! They agree, and they also say: 'MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI!'"

'PM Modi both a nationalist and an internationalist'

Ambani further said PM Modi's journey from Gujarat to the Global Stage in just two decades was nothing short of a "modern epic". "Today, and in today’s India is the best time for young people to enter the economy to innovate and to provide ease of living and ease of earning to hundreds of millions of people," he said.

"The coming generations will indeed be thankful to Prime Minister Modi for being both a nationalist and an internationalist. You have laid a solid foundation for ‘Vikasit Bharat’ ─ India as a fully Developed Nation in Amrit Kaal," the Chairman and Managing Director of Reliance Industries Limited said.

"As Chief Minister of Gujarat, you used to say Bharat ke vikas ke liye Gujarat ka Vikas – and that is how you made Gujarat India’s growth engine.
Now as Prime Minister of India, your mission is – Duniya ke Vikas ke liye Bharat ka Vikas. You are working on the mantra of global good and make India the world's growth engine," he added.

No power can stop India from becoming 35 trillion dollar economy

The Reliance Industries Limited head said with a conviction also said, "No power on earth can stop India from becoming a 35 trillion-dollar economy by 2047 and I see Gujarat alone will become a 3-trillion dollar economy."

"I am confident … Every Gujarati is confident… And Every Indian is confident… That the Modi Era will take India to new summits of prosperity, progress and glory," Ambani said.

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