Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed Bloomberg’s plans to expand its presence in India, marking the company’s 30 years of engagement with the country. PM met Bloomberg’s majority owner and co-founder, Mike Bloomberg, at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi on Tuesday.
In a post on X, Mike Bloomberg acknowledged India’s rapid economic growth and rise to global leadership, and referred to Prime Minister Modi’s vision for the country’s future.
Mike Bloomberg posted on X: “As India’s longest serving elected Prime Minister for consecutive terms, @narendramodi has overseen India’s rapid economic growth and rise to global leadership, and he has ambitious visions for its future. I was glad to spend time talking with him about @Bloomberg’s 30th year in India and our plans to expand in the country.”
As India's longest serving elected Prime Minister for consecutive terms, @narendramodi has overseen India's rapid economic growth and rise to global leadership, and he has ambitious visions for its future. I was glad to spend time talking with him about @Bloomberg's 30th year in… pic.twitter.com/eguvAN3QqY
— Mike Bloomberg (@MikeBloomberg) October 13, 2026
Responding to his post, Prime Minister Modi congratulated Bloomberg on completing 30 years in India and highlighted the opportunities being created across sectors by the country’s growth.
The Prime Minister wrote on X: “It was a delight meeting you this morning. Congratulations to Bloomberg on completing 30 years in India. We welcome Bloomberg’s plans to expand its presence in India and deepen its engagement with our economy, markets and people.
India’s growth story continues to create immense opportunities across sectors.”
It was a delight meeting you this morning.
Congratulations to Bloomberg on completing 30 years in India. We welcome Bloomberg's plans to expand its presence in India and deepen its engagement with our economy, markets and people.
India’s growth story continues to create… https://t.co/D3xc2H5elv
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 13, 2026
Addressing the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, being held in India for the first time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India offered reliability and stability amid global uncertainty, calling for technology, innovation, and economic strength to be used to empower people and create opportunities across countries.
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