Goyal Meets Wall Street Titans in New York
Commerce Minister holds high-level talks to boost India-US trade, investment and technology partnerships
- Piyush Goyal met top global CEOs during New York visit
- Talks focused on trade, investment and emerging technologies
- Over 50 business leaders attended India-focused interaction
- Discussions highlighted India’s growing appeal as an investment hub
GG News Bureau
New York, 29th May: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal held a series of high-level meetings with leading global business executives in New York, focusing on strengthening India-US trade and investment ties and expanding cooperation in emerging sectors.
During his transit through the city on May 28, Goyal met Harvey Schwartz, Chairman and CEO of Carlyle Group; Ted Pick of Morgan Stanley; Charles Kaye of Warburg Pincus; Chintu Patel of Amneal Pharmaceuticals; and Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
The discussions centred on enhancing India-US economic engagement, increasing investment flows, strengthening supply chain resilience and expanding cooperation in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, digital payments, manufacturing, artificial intelligence, innovation and emerging technologies.
According to officials, the meetings also highlighted India’s growing attractiveness as a global investment destination amid ongoing economic reforms and strong growth prospects.
Goyal also addressed a gathering of more than 50 prominent business leaders from the investment and trade community at an interaction organised in collaboration with the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum.
The interaction provided an opportunity to discuss India’s economic growth trajectory, ease of doing business initiatives, investment opportunities and areas for deeper collaboration between Indian and American companies.
Officials said the engagements reflected increasing global confidence in India’s economic outlook and reinforced the importance of stronger industry-to-industry partnerships between the world’s two largest democracies.
The meetings form part of India’s broader efforts to attract investment, strengthen global supply chains and position itself as a leading destination for innovation-driven growth and advanced manufacturing.
