Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of the Netherlands Rob Jetten in a group image with the CEOs of leading Dutch business throughout numerous sectors consisting of energy, sustainability and innovation, in The Hague on Saturday, May 16, 2026.|Image Credit: ANI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday welcomed Dutch business to create, innovate and make in India, stating the nation uses tremendous chances.
In his remarks at the CEO Roundtable, the Prime Minister stated today’s India is a sign of scale and stability, and no nation worldwide can match its speed in facilities, tidy energy, and connection.
This is why India is contributing 17% to worldwide development, the Prime Minister stated.
Reforms powering India’s financial change
Stressing that the federal government has actually changed India’s financial DNA through constant reforms, Modi stated that to offer policy predictability to the economic sector and boost chances for them, the nation has actually opened area, mining, and atomic energy for the economic sector.
“We are constantly decreasing compliance and increasing the ease of operating. We have actually just recently performed next-generation reforms in tax, labour code, and governance,” he notified business leaders at the roundtable.
Production, services and worldwide tech existence
Modi even more stated production in India is ending up being really affordable, and in the services sector it has actually ended up being the engine of performance and development on the strength of its skill.
He notified the event that all the international innovation business have actually opened their worldwide ability centres in India.
“We welcome all of you to develop and innovate in India. There can be no much better time for this than today,” Modi stated.
India-EU trade pact and tactical collaboration push
Modi likewise discussed the India-EU open market contract, stating the pact in between the world’s 2 biggest democratic and accountable powers will end up being a strong structure of shared success.
The Prime Minister likewise stated that the 2 nations are going to make the relied on collaboration of India-Netherlands a tactical collaboration.
The future of the India-Netherlands collaboration is brighter than ever previously, Modi included.
Semiconductor cooperation in between India and Netherlands
Prime Minister Modi, accompanied by Prime Minister of the Netherlands Rob Jetten, likewise saw the finalizing of an arrangement in between Tata Electronics and ASML to support the semiconductor Fab in Dholera, Gujarat.
ASML is a Dutch international corporation and among the leading providers of high-precision lithography devices, a vital requirement in the production of semiconductor chips. Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, is an Indian electronic devices and semiconductor production business which is developing a semiconductor production center in Gujarat.
Released on May 16, 2026
