Gujarat Home Minister attends India Global Forum, discusses business opportunities
Gujarat's Home Minister, Harsh Sanghvi, recently attended the India Global Forum Middle East and Africa 2023 in Dubai. During the event, he highlighted the state's achievements and business opportunities with the aim of attracting investments ahead of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit. Sanghvi emphasized that the investments coming into Gujarat will benefit not only the state's youth but also the entire country. "Vibrant Gujarat is a great platform for investors who want to get high ROI by investing in India. Through this initiative, we have not just empowered the youths but also other parts of the country, as it has helped generate employment opportunities for the youth", Sanghvi said at the forum.
The BJP leader also said that "Gujaratis have been working 100 plus hours a week", and this is the reason they have reached where they are today. Sanghvi said, "I have come along with a special delegation of the Gujarat government to attend the India Global Forum. In the next three to four days, we will hold one-to-one meetings with many investors from the UAE and especially African countries. We will be talking about our new policies and how they will help the companies set up their businesses and provide them better opportunities here. Also, we are giving invitations for the Vibrant Gujarat 2024".
The Gujarat Home Minister also attended a panel discussion, where he talked about Gujarat's performance on "policy-driven governance, FDI magnet, how Gujarat emerged as an economic powerhouse, Gujarat's smart work ethic, Gujarat as a global investment hub, Gujarat as a strategic export hub and, the innovative development initiatives of Gujarat".
Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi also attended the event and spoke about the benefits and concerns of Artificial Intelligence. "Every government and department needs to take a positive approach to AI. The everyday data of 150 crore people; health-related data, education-related data and how to solve their problems", Oberoi said. He added, "The current structure can't reach up to the last mile. AI can help with that. The ministries can use the data of AI Many processes can be fastened using this technology and technology is the future. We have seen huge development, but at the same time, there are dangers pertaining to deep fakes and AI-generated offensive weapon systems...So, we need to regulate that as well".
