PM Modi in Mumbai: PM Narendra Modi Visits Global Fintech Pavilion at Jio World Convention Centre, To Address Event (Watch Video)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Global Fintech pavilion of the Jio World Convention Centre, in Mumbai on Friday. At the Jio Convention Centre, PM Modi will address a special session of Global Fintech Fest 2024.
New Delhi, August 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Global Fintech pavilion of the Jio World Convention Centre, in Mumbai on Friday. At the Jio Convention Centre, PM Modi will address a special session of Global Fintech Fest 2024, which is displaying the latest innovations in the fintech landscape. He was seen interacting with industry experts at the venue and even donning virtual reality glasses at one stall.
Policymakers, regulators, senior bankers, and academicians from India and other countries are participating in the GFF. Later today he is set to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of various development projects at CIDCO ground, Palghar. Later this afternoon, PM Modi will lay the foundation stone of Rs 76,000 crore worth of project in Vadhvan Port, located near Dahanu town in Palghar district, which aims to boost the country's trade and provide direct connectivity to international shipping routes. PM Modi in Maharashtra Today: Prime Minister Narendra Modi To Lay Foundation Stone of Vadhvan Port Project Worth INR 76,000 Crore in Palghar, Will Address Global Fintech Fest 2024 in Mumbai.
PM Modi at Jio World Convention Centre
Ahead of his Maharashtra visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called the 'Vadhvan Port project' a "very special project" and said it will contribute towards the development of India. PM Modi also said that this project will reaffirm Maharashtra as a "powerhouse of progress". Replying to a social media post on X, PM Modi wrote, "A very special project that will contribute to India's development. It will also reaffirm Maharashtra's pivotal role as a powerhouse of progress."
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