Rwanda’s High Commissioner, Jacqueline Mukangira, commended the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference for fostering strong ties between India and Rwanda. She highlighted the significant relationship between the two countries, noting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kigali in 2018, where he donated Gir cows to vulnerable families. Mukangira emphasized Rwanda’s rapid economic growth and its anti-corruption stance, showcasing the country’s achievements in governance and business transparency.
Ukraine’s Ambassador, Oleksandr Polischuk, praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s global leadership at the Vibrant Gujarat event. He discussed the potential business opportunities for Indian companies in Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction, particularly in sectors like energy, logistics, and IT. Polischuk also invited Indian participation in the upcoming Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in Poland, highlighting the enduring partnership between the two nations.
The Vibrant Gujarat Summit, initiated in 2003 by then Chief Minister Narendra Modi, has evolved into a significant global investors’ summit, positioning Gujarat as a key economic hub and investment destination. The summit, which began as a post-earthquake recovery initiative, has grown to attract world leaders, Fortune 500 CEOs, and global investors, contributing to Gujarat’s economic development and India’s diplomatic relations. Today, Vibrant Gujarat symbolizes two decades of policy stability, economic growth, and global competitiveness, showcasing Gujarat’s journey towards resilience and prosperity.
