PM Modi highlights self-reliance, innovation, and global collaboration at South Asia’s biggest semiconductor conference.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated Semicon India 2025 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi, signaling an important advancement in India’s drive to become a global powerhouse in semiconductor production and innovation. This three-day event, which takes place from September 2 to 4, brings together world leaders, industry experts, and policymakers to vault India’s semiconductor roadmap.
Concentration on Atmanirbharta and semiconductor growth
Narendra Modi spoke about India’s emergence in the semiconductor space and reminded the global audience that his government will work towards its embrace of Atmanirbharta (self-reliance). The Prime Minister stated that his government is determined to build a strong and resilient semiconductor ecosystem that would give rise to local manufacturing and make India a global hub of advanced chip technologies.
Themed Issues Driving the Conference
The upcoming event will dive into crucial topics surrounding semiconductor fabs, advanced packaging, artificial intelligence, research, investment, and startups. Attendees can look forward to engaging discussions on smart manufacturing, global collaboration, and the exciting new prospects for India’s semiconductor industry.
Global Engagement Enhances India’s Position
Semicon India 2025 has already attracted over 350 exhibitors from more than 33 countries, making it the largest semiconductor and electronics exhibition in South Asia. Global tech companies view India’s semiconductor gaps as a strategic opportunity and are eager to invest in the country’s rapidly expanding market.
India’s Semiconductor Vision
The Narendra Modi administration is focusing on the semiconductor sector as a vital component of India’s technology-driven future. As an emphasis grows to utilize chips across industries, India wants to lessen its dependence on imports and encourage research, along with creating employment, all while enabling innovation.
