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Master Stroke(09.07.2018): New Samsung plant will boost India's economy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that the new Samsung mobile factory will further strengthen the bilateral relations between India and South Korea and enhance India's economy.
Addressing a gathering at the Samsung plant here, Prime Minister Modi underscored that the company's largest factory will be established in India, adding that Samsung acquired an important position in the daily lives of the people of India.
Underlining that the new facility will boost the Centre's Make in India initiative, he said, " The development of this factory will help in speeding the Make of India which is not just part of our economic policy but also a promise of good relations with countries like South Korea. This Rs. 5,000 crore deal will not only make Samsung's business relations with India strong but also strengthen India's ties with South Korea."
Addressing a gathering at the Samsung plant here, Prime Minister Modi underscored that the company's largest factory will be established in India, adding that Samsung acquired an important position in the daily lives of the people of India.
Underlining that the new facility will boost the Centre's Make in India initiative, he said, " The development of this factory will help in speeding the Make of India which is not just part of our economic policy but also a promise of good relations with countries like South Korea. This Rs. 5,000 crore deal will not only make Samsung's business relations with India strong but also strengthen India's ties with South Korea."
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