Guj CM Invites Japanese Leaders to Vibrant Summit 2024

By By Rediff Money Desk, AHMEDABAD
Nov 27, 2023 18:55
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel met key Japanese leaders in Tokyo and Yokohama, inviting them to the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit 2024. The summit aims to attract Japanese investment in sectors like semiconductors, green technology, and more.
Photograph: ANI Photo
Ahmedabad, Nov 27 (PTI) Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Monday met some key Japanese leaders on the second day of his visit to that country and invited them to attend the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit 2024, as per an official release.

A high-level delegation led by Patel reached Tokyo on Sunday morning to promote the key business summit, to be held next January. The delegation is visiting Japan and Singapore between November 26 and December 2.

On Monday, Patel and the delegation accompanying him called on the president of JETRO (Japan External Trade Organisation) Susumu Kataoka in Tokyo and discussed the organisation's role in attracting Japanese investors to Gujarat.

The CM appreciated JETRO for opening its Business Support Centre in Ahmedabad recently to guide Japanese firms wanting to start their businesses in Gujarat, the release said.

Patel told Kataoka that JETRO's partnership with Gujarat can help the state in attracting new investment in different sectors, such as semiconductors, green technology, bulk drugs, medical devices, ceramics and textiles.

JETRO office-bearers also expressed keen interest in Gujarat's development journey and said they are eager to strengthen their relations with Gujarat. The chief minister formally extended an invitation to Kataoka and others to attend the Vibrant Summit to be held in Gandhinagar, the release said.

Later, the delegation travelled to Yokohama city on a bullet train and held a meeting with the Governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike. Patel informed her about the role being played by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in strengthening the relations between India and Japan, as per the release.

"Nearly 350 Japanese firms are currently operating in Gujarat," Patel said and stressed that Gujarat and Japan can work closely in smart cities and sustainable urban development sectors.

Patel highlighted that the upcoming Vibrant Summit will prove to be an ideal occasion to finalise agreements in that direction and invited Koike to attend the mega event next year.
Read More On:
vibrant gujarat summitgujaratjapanjapanese investmentbhupendra pateljetrotokyoyokohamavibrant gujarat global summit 2024semiconductorsgreen technologybulk drugsmedical devicesceramicstextiles
DISCLAIMER - This article is from a syndicated feed. The original source is responsible for accuracy, views & content ownership. Views expressed may not reflect those of rediff.com India Limited.

You May Like To Read

MORE NEWS

Chennai Bullion Rates: Gold & Silver Prices

Chennai bullion rates for today: Find the opening prices for 22K gold, 18K gold, and...

Wakefit Innovations Muted Market Debut

Wakefit Innovations shares debut with a muted response. Stock listed at Rs 194.10, down...

Corona Remedies Shares Jump 38% on Debut

Corona Remedies shares debut with a 38% premium. IPO subscribed 137 times. Market...

India: Optimistic Consumer Market - BCG Report

BCG report: India is a highly optimistic consumer market with strong GDP growth....

Biocon Launches Liraglutide in Netherlands

Biocon launches Liraglutide injection (Diavorin & Vobexoryn) for diabetes and weight...

Inox Wind Bags 102.3 MW Order from Aditya Birla

Inox Wind secures 102.3 MW order from Aditya Birla Renewables' arm (ABREL) for 3.3 MW...

Cathay Cargo Sees Growth in SE Asia, India...

Cathay Cargo director discusses Southeast Asia as a major market and exciting...

Stock Markets Fall on Global Weakness, FII...

Sensex and Nifty decline amid weak global cues, foreign fund outflows, and US-India...

Delhi Air Quality: Jahangirpuri AQI at 498...

Delhi air quality worsens, Jahangirpuri records AQI of 498, falling in the severe...

Rupee Hits Record Low: INR vs USD at 90.58

Rupee falls to a new all-time low of 90.58 against the US dollar amid trade deal...

Read More »

Sectoral Indices Market Indicators Listed Companies Gainers Losers Mutual Funds Portfolio Watchlist
© 2025 Rediff.com