Davos, Jan 22 (NationPress) Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated on Thursday that international confidence in Bharat is significantly increasing, as major global corporations and investors are demonstrating a strong interest in deepening their ties with India at the World Economic Forum (WEF).

During his remarks regarding crucial meetings at WEF, Vaishnaw emphasized that India’s trajectory of development, reform-oriented growth, and emphasis on future-ready infrastructure are capturing the attention of global industry leaders.

He mentioned that discussions held at Davos clearly indicated that India is viewed as a reliable and trustworthy partner in global value chains.

The minister pointed out that the global logistics giant Maersk is actively collaborating with India to enhance logistics infrastructure across shipping, ports, and railways.

He also noted that conversations included cooperation in semiconductor materials, which is crucial for India’s long-term manufacturing and technological ambitions.

“Maersk is actively engaging with India in improving logistics infrastructure across shipping, ports, & railways, along with semiconductor materials,” Vaishnaw stated.

“Honeywell is collaborating with India on railway modernization and is eager to expand its manufacturing operations within the country,” the Union Minister added.

He further mentioned that the US-based technology firm Honeywell is partnering with India in railway modernization and has shown strong interest in expanding its manufacturing footprint in the nation.

“These partnerships bolster India’s drive for advanced manufacturing and enhanced public infrastructure under the Make in India initiative,” Vaishnaw highlighted.

Focusing on investor enthusiasm, the minister revealed that Temasek Chairman Mr. Teo Chee Hean expressed a distinct desire to amplify Temasek’s operations in India.

He added that Singapore is committed to investing in India’s physical and digital infrastructure, along with deep-tech startups, reflecting a long-term belief in India’s economic fundamentals.

Vaishnaw remarked that discussions with global leaders in artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybersecurity underscored India’s rising status as a dependable partner in technology and innovation.

He concluded that India’s skilled workforce, robust digital infrastructure, and policy stability are pivotal reasons for this growing trust.

“Conversations held with prominent figures in AI, robotics, and cybersecurity signify India’s emergence as a valued partner in the global value chain,” Vaishnaw noted.