New Delhi, September 30, 2025 – Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, has said that India’s growth vision rests on three pillars—self-reliance (Atmanirbhar) for resilient supply chains, self-confidence (Atmavishwas) to pursue bold ambitions, and self-protection (Atmaraksha) to safeguard national and global interests.
Speaking at the Curtain Raiser of the 30th CII Partnership Summit, he stressed that enduring partnerships are anchored in technology, trust, trade, talent, and tradition. Self-reliance, he explained, ensures India’s supply chains remain strong against global disruptions while fulfilling international commitments. With growing confidence, India is now engaging with the world from a position of strength, while self-protection focuses on securing citizens and advancing the vision of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—“One World, One Family, One Future.”
Goyal noted the significance of the occasion falling on Durgashtami, symbolizing strength and resilience. He highlighted India’s role as the fastest-growing major economy, led by its youthful population determined to uplift living standards and contribute to global well-being.
Acknowledging Andhra Pradesh’s role in India’s development journey, he praised Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s efforts in pioneering tech-led governance, creating Hyderabad’s high-tech city, and driving new industrial growth. Andhra Pradesh, he said, is unique with three emerging industrial corridors—Krishnapatnam, Orvakal, and Kopparthy.
The Minister also pointed to reforms in the GST framework, which he said will simplify compliance, reduce consumer tax burdens, and strengthen consumption-driven growth.
Looking ahead to the Partnership Summit scheduled in November at Visakhapatnam, he expressed optimism about deeper global collaborations and reaffirmed CII’s role as a vital bridge connecting India with the international community.
Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu invited global investors to participate in the summit and explore the state’s growing opportunities.

No Comments: