Prime Minister Narendra Modi commenced the morning with a high-level roundtable involving 16 chief executives from artificial intelligence and deep technology start-ups.
He engaged industry leaders in focused deliberations on innovation, investment flows and the scaling of frontier technologies.
Participants exchanged views on strengthening India’s digital ecosystem and accelerating research-led growth.
The Prime Minister underscored the importance of responsible AI deployment. He encouraged collaboration between the government and emerging enterprises.
He also emphasised skill development and global competitiveness in advanced computing sectors.
Following the roundtable, the Prime Minister conducted seven consecutive bilateral meetings.
He met the leaders of Liechtenstein, the Slovak Republic, Sri Lanka, and Mauritius.
During these discussions, he reviewed strategic cooperation and assessed avenues for expanding trade, technology exchange and regional coordination.
Each interaction focused on strengthening diplomatic engagement and advancing shared economic priorities.
In a separate engagement, the Prime Minister met António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations.
They discussed multilateral collaboration, sustainable development and the evolving role of technology in governance frameworks.
The meeting reinforced India’s commitment to constructive global participation.
The Prime Minister also held two corporate consultations with senior executives from OpenAI and Qualcomm.
These exchanges centred on artificial intelligence research, semiconductor advancement and digital infrastructure resilience.
He encouraged deeper partnerships in innovation, data governance and next-generation connectivity.
Officials described the sequence of engagements as intensive and outcome-oriented.
The meetings reflected India’s expanding diplomatic and technological outreach.
They highlighted the government’s emphasis on fostering innovation while strengthening bilateral and multilateral relationships.
The day’s schedule demonstrated calibrated statecraft. It combined strategic diplomacy with forward-looking economic policy.
The Prime Minister advanced India’s ambition to remain a central player in global technology and governance dialogues.
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