Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside Slovak PM Robert Fico, met Slovak business leaders on June 15, 2026, in Delhi. The discussion focused on enhancing business ties in sectors like railways, defence, energy, IT, and healthcare.
PM Modi invited Slovak firms to invest in India's growing economy. During the meeting, PM Modi highlighted India's recent reforms aimed at improving ease of doing business and creating a stable, transparent, and investor-friendly environment.
He encouraged Slovak companies to explore opportunities in infrastructure, renewable energy, semiconductors, AI, and healthcare.
The Slovak business delegation expressed confidence in India's economic trajectory and welcomed the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which they believe will unlock new business opportunities.
They also showed interest in forming joint ventures and technology partnerships with Indian enterprises. Notable attendees included CEOs and leaders from companies like Tatravagonka, ESET, Penta Hospitals International, and Matador.
The meeting underscored the growing business-to-business engagement between India and Slovakia, reflecting mutual interest in strengthening economic ties. Key Points - PM Modi met Slovak PM Robert Fico and business leaders on June 15, 2026.
- Discussions focused on railways, defence, energy, IT, and healthcare. - PM Modi invited Slovak firms to invest in India's growing economy. - Slovak leaders welcomed the India-EU FTA and expressed investment interest.
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