Jitin Prasada says India’s AI and chip progress shows global role
TL;DR: Jitin Prasada, India’s Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, said at the Global Business Research Conference 2026 at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade that India’s progress in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and global trade partnerships reflects its growing role in the world economy.
Jitin Prasada, India’s Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, said at the inauguration of the Global Business Research Conference 2026 at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade that India’s progress in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and global trade partnerships reflects its growing role in the international economy.
The statement linked three areas—artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and global trade partnerships—to India’s position in the global economy. The source did not provide additional policy measures, investment figures, or timelines beyond the conference remarks.
The remarks were made during the inauguration of the Global Business Research Conference 2026 at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade in India. The source identified Prasada by his government role and framed the comments as part of a broader discussion on India’s place in the world economy.
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