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PM Modi to address inaugural session of global investors meet in Karnataka
New Delhi : Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the inaugural function of Invest Karnataka 2022, the Global Investors Meet of the state, on Nov 2 at 10:30 AM via video conferencing.
The meet is aimed at attracting prospective investors and setting up development agenda for the next decade.
The three-day programme, being held from Nov 2-4 in Bengaluru, would witness more than 80 speaker sessions.
The speakers include some of the top industry leaders including Kumar Mangalam Birla, Sajjan Jindal, Vikram Kirloskar among others.
Along with this, a number of business exhibitions with more than three hundred exhibitors, and country sessions would run parallel.
The country sessions would each be hosted by the partner countries - France, Germany, Netherlands, South Korea, Japan, and Australia - which would be bringing in high-level ministerial and industrial delegations from their respective countries.
The global scale of the event will give Karnataka an opportunity to showcase its culture to the world as well.
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