Sunday, November 13, 2011


  • New prosperity has unleashed huge aspirations among the young; fulfilling them is the country’s next challenge, participants declare at India Economic Summit
  • India has reason to be satisfied with its economic achievements over the past 20 years, but must move fast on long-delayed reforms
  • India needs more access to capital to grow, and growth needs to be faster and more inclusive
Mumbai, India, 13 November 2011 – A “New India” has emerged after 20 years of reforms, but the new prosperity has unleashed huge aspirations among the young and fulfilling them is the country’s next challenge, participants declared on the first day of the India Economic Summit. In partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the World Economic Forum is holding its annual India Economic Summit for the first time in Mumbai. Under the working theme “Linking Leadership with Livelihood”, over 800 participants from 40 countries are taking part.

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