Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with U.S. and Indian technology CEOs in Washington on Friday. It was the final day of his state visit to the United States. CEOs from companies such as Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Google, IBM, and Intel attended the meeting.
The CEOs discussed ways to deepen cooperation between the United States and India in the tech sector. They focused on emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and 5G.
PM Modi described the meeting as “fruitful” and believed it would strengthen the ties between the two countries. The CEOs expressed keen interest in collaborating with India on developing new technologies.
The meeting reflects the United States and India’s efforts to deepen their economic and strategic ties. They are already significant trading partners and are jointly working on initiatives like the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.
This meeting with tech CEOs underscores the importance both countries place on the tech sector. The United States and India host some of the world’s leading tech companies and are heavily investing in emerging technologies. Collaboration can shape the future of the tech industry.
The meeting with the tech CEOs was a positive step in deepening U.S.-India tech cooperation.
