(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
Saying that the talks held on the occasion of the India-Denmark
business forum were good, a top Danish business executive on
Tuesday said that the economic reforms underway in India are
creating new opportunities and are paving the way for“big
developments”, Trend reports citing The Print .
The India-Denmark Business Forum was held with the attendance of
top business leaders from India and Denmark, in the presence of
Prime Miniter Narendra Modi and his Danish counterpart Mette
Frederiksen.
Answering a question on his opinion on economic reforms in
India, Jorgen Mads Clausen, chairman of the board of directors at
Danfoss said that in the past there were bureaucratic hindrances to
major development initiatives which are no longer present.
“I think these economic reforms in India is paving the way for
big developments because, in the past, there were so many
bureaucratic hindrances to big developments but it's getting better
and better and there's a need for almost everything and so this is
going to bode well for the future,” Clausen said.
Talking about the business forum, Clausen said,“We had a very
good talk across the table, and there were many ideas that came up.
There are a lot of opportunities when you speak to each other.”
“For instance… we were very impressed by talking about Indian
bananas. India is the world's largest banana producer, but it's not
sold in the European Union because of a lack of cold transport, and
that's a huge opportunity for export out of India and we should do
something about it,” he added.
Earlier, other business leaders expressed hope over investment
prospects in India and growing bilateral cooperation between the
two countries.
After meeting PM Modi, Jens-Peter Saul, President and CEO of
Ramboll Group, praised PM Modi's leadership in the area of green
growth.
“I think it's an ambitious leadership. I mean it's a fantastic
nation and a very big nation but with the scale comes a lot of
problems. And therefore transformation towards a green future is
one of the main tasks you can have on this planet,” he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier today pitched India as the
go-to destination for investment saying, those who don't invest in
India will certainly miss out.
“These days the term FOMO or 'fear of missing out' is gaining
traction on social media. Looking at India's reforms and investment
opportunities, I can say that those who don't invest in our nation
will certainly miss out,” said PM Modi at India-Denmark Business
Forum.
PM Modi Modi and his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen also
held delegation-level talks on a range of regional and global
issues.
In a joint press conference with Prime Minister Modi, Danish PM
said that Denmark and India are moving fast in transforming our
Green Strategic Partnership into some concrete results.
“The Indian government has high ambitions for the green
transition and for making India more independent of fossil fuels. I
am convinced that India and Denmark have huge untapped potential
for trade and investment,” she added.
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