Joining the PM at the summit will be some of his cabinet members helming the country’s economic and industrial strategy, including commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal; railways, information and broadcasting, and electronics and information technology minister Ashwini Vaishnaw; communications and development of north-eastern region minister Jyotiraditya Scindia; and labour and employment, and youth affairs and sports minister Mansukh Mandaviya.
At a time when geopolitical shifts and rapid technological changes are reshaping the global economic landscape, GBS 2025 will provide a platform for shaping resilient economic policies and fostering global partnerships.
Senior government leaders will outline the policy recalibrations needed to enhance trade competitiveness, workforce preparedness, and industrial modernisation. The summit will also provide industry stakeholders with direct insights into the government’s long-term economic vision, regulatory frameworks, and investment outlook.Beyond macroeconomics, GBS 2025 will take a deep dive into technology, entrepreneurship, and the evolving investment landscape, addressing the forces that will define the next phase of economic expansion. At a time of uncertainty and transformation, the participation of India’s top leadership at the summit will offer clarity on capital flows, business resilience, and the country’s development trajectory.
Under the theme ‘Evolve, Emerge, Expand’, the summit will be a convergence of ideas and action, bringing together the world’s leading minds to define the future of business and governance.