2024 Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit
10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit
2024 Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit Logo
Mahatma Mandir
(Summit Venue)
Host countryIndia India
Date10–12 January 2024
MottoGateway to the Future
Venue(s)Mahatma Mandir
CitiesGandhinagar
ChairBhupendrabhai Patel, Government of Gujarat
Follows2022
Precedes2026
Websitevibrantgujarat.com

The 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit (VGGS) is scheduled to be held from January 10 to 12, 2024, at Mahatma Mandir Convention and Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India.[1][2] The summit, organized by the Government of Gujarat in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and iNDEXTb, will focus on the theme "Gateway to the Future," bringing together global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss and explore opportunities for sustainable development, economic growth, and international cooperation.[3][4]

The main focus of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit will be on semiconductor, green hydrogen, space technology manufacturing, electric mobility, sustainable manufacturing, renewable energy, and Industry 4.0, said CM Bhupendra Patel.[5][6] The journey of Vibrant Gujarat summit began in 2003 and is now held every two years.[7] In preparation for the summit, the Gujarat government conducted roadshows across India and the globe to promote the state's investment potential and attract global investors.[8] These summits have been held in major cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Lucknow, Chennai, Kolkata, and Chandigarh, as well as in international cities like New Jersey, Dubai, Singapore, Tokyo, Frankfurt, Milan, Copenhagen, Paris, Ho Chi Minh City, and Seoul.[9] As of right now, the state government reported that 28 nations and 14 organizations have confirmed to be partners in the summit.[10]

Background

The Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, often referred to as the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, is a biennial global business event that is held in the state of Gujarat, India.[11][12] This biennial summit is known for its significance in fostering economic growth, trade, and investment opportunities in the region. It provides a platform for key stakeholders, including government officials, business leaders, investors, and experts, to come together and discuss various aspects of economic development and collaboration.[13][14]

The Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit was first launched in 2003, and over the years, it has evolved into one of Gujarat's most important economic forums.[7] It is organized by the Government of Gujarat and supported by various industry associations, both at the national and international levels.[15] The summit's primary objective is to promote Gujarat as an attractive investment destination and to facilitate partnerships and collaborations across different sectors.[16] The primary objective of the summit is to create a platform where business leaders, policymakers, and investors to explore opportunities for investment, collaboration, and partnership in various sectors of the economy. The event is structured to facilitate discussions, negotiations, and agreements in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, information technology, agriculture, healthcare, and more.[17] During the Vibrant Summit series, thousands of MOUs were signed and billions of dollars were spent in Gujarat (2003–76 MOUs worth USD 14 billions, 2005–226 MOUs worth USD 20 billions, 2007–675 MOUs worth USD 152 billions, 2009–8662 MOUs worth USD 243 billions, 2011–7936 MOUs worth USD 462 billions).[18][19]

VGVD

Vibrant Gujarat-Vibrant District (VGVD) is a initiative undertaken by the Government of Gujarat to promote economic development and investment across all 33 districts of the state. The program was launched in 2023 as a precursor to the 10th edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit (VGGS), scheduled for January 2024.[20] One of the key aspects of the VGVD program is the promotion of the "One District-One Product" (ODOP) initiative. This initiative aims to identify and nurture a flagship product or industry in each district, leveraging its unique strengths and competitive advantages to boost local economies. ODOP products range from traditional handicrafts to innovative technologies, reflecting the diverse economic landscape of Gujarat.[21] These exhibitions highlighted items from the 'One District-One Product' (ODOP) project, increasing their visibility. Startups, local MSMEs, self-help organizations, FPOs, women entrepreneurs, khadi and village industries, cottage industries, and PM Vishwakarma Yojana beneficiaries all took part. Under the Credit Linkage Program, loan fairs were held during the events, and recipients received checks for approved loans. As part of the 'Vocal for Local' campaign, 996 stalls were put up in the exhibitions to promote and spread local goods. The Vibrant Gujarat-Vibrant District initiative organized seminars and workshops on a range of subjects, as well as B2B, B2C, and B2G interactions with traders and businessmen.[22]

The Vibrant Gujarat-Vibrant District (VGVD) program took place in all 32 districts of Gujarat from October 2 to October 31, 2023, falling between Gandhi Jayanti and Sardar Patel Jayanti.[23] This was done in preparation for the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in 2024. In all, 2,614 Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) showing prospective investments above Rs 45,000 crores were inked, according to the official announcement from the state government.[24]

Participants

About 100 nations are expected to attend the summit, including 32 partner nations and 16 organizations, according to GIDC MD Rahul Gupta.[25] 200 Russian government representatives and entrepreneurs will take part in Vibrant Gujarat.[26]

Participating leaders

Speakers

See also

References

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