Prime Minister Narendra Modi tells Swedish companies to expand their presence in India as he highlights ongoing policy reforms. Speaking during his official visit to Sweden at the European Round Table for Industry (ERT), Modi says India’s “reform express” is moving at full speed and points to opportunities for companies across multiple sectors. He calls for collaboration in areas such as manufacturing, green hydrogen, clean energy, and related technology and infrastructure initiatives. Modi also mentions sectors including telecom and digital infrastructure, with an aim to support India’s development as a global research and development hub. Additional areas cited include electronics and deep-tech manufacturing, AI, mobility, urban transformation, and healthcare and life sciences. He assures that India can put in place an institutional system to enable Swedish firms to participate in flagship projects in the coming years. Overall, his remarks focus on attracting investment and co-creating the next wave of technology innovation with European partners.