Ahmedabad: In the run-up to the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit (VGGS) 2024, some leading Australian firms have signed MoUs with the Gujarat government to develop strategic partnerships in startups and digital technology and establish finance sector firms in GIFT-IFSC, the country’s first international financial services centre.
Companies such as GPST Holdings Pty Ltd, Vermillion Ventures, and ANB Corp Pty Ltd are among those which have inked MoUs with the state government.
GIFT-IFSC has been attracting new businesses and large-scale investments from major global companies like Google, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and others. tnn
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Companies such as GPST Holdings Pty Ltd, Vermillion Ventures, and ANB Corp Pty Ltd are among those which have inked MoUs with the state government.
GIFT-IFSC has been attracting new businesses and large-scale investments from major global companies like Google, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and others. tnn
We also published the following articles recently
TN govt signs MoUs for Rs 5,567 crore MSME investments
Ahead of the Global Investors Meet (GIM) in January, the MSME department of the Tamil Nadu government signed 293 MoUs to bring in investments of 5,567 crore. The investments will be made across sectors such as auto components manufacturing, aerospace and defence equipment, electronic gadgets, IT equipment and trading in the Chennai region. The department also signed MoUs to attract a collective investment of 6,693 crore in food processing, leather and readymade garments in Kancheepuram and Chengalpet districts. The investments will generate direct employment for 26,477 people.
Ahead of the Global Investors Meet (GIM) in January, the MSME department of the Tamil Nadu government signed 293 MoUs to bring in investments of 5,567 crore. The investments will be made across sectors such as auto components manufacturing, aerospace and defence equipment, electronic gadgets, IT equipment and trading in the Chennai region. The department also signed MoUs to attract a collective investment of 6,693 crore in food processing, leather and readymade garments in Kancheepuram and Chengalpet districts. The investments will generate direct employment for 26,477 people.
Gujarat chief minister visits Yamanashi Hydrogen Company in Japan, invites it to Vibrant Gujrat Summit
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited Yamanashi Hydrogen Company in Japan to discuss the potential of the green hydrogen energy sector for Gujarat ahead of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit. The company expressed interest in participating in the summit. CM Patel highlighted India’s initiatives under PM Narendra Modi, including the net zero carbon emissions target. India aims to reach 500 GW of non-fossil electricity capacity, generate half of energy from renewables, reduce emissions by 1 billion tonnes by 2030, and achieve net-zero emissions by 2070. CM Patel also invited the Governor of Yamanashi to attend the summit for new investments and opportunities in the renewable energy and green hydrogen sectors.
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited Yamanashi Hydrogen Company in Japan to discuss the potential of the green hydrogen energy sector for Gujarat ahead of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit. The company expressed interest in participating in the summit. CM Patel highlighted India’s initiatives under PM Narendra Modi, including the net zero carbon emissions target. India aims to reach 500 GW of non-fossil electricity capacity, generate half of energy from renewables, reduce emissions by 1 billion tonnes by 2030, and achieve net-zero emissions by 2070. CM Patel also invited the Governor of Yamanashi to attend the summit for new investments and opportunities in the renewable energy and green hydrogen sectors.
Irish police promise ‘large-scale arrests’ in coming weeks
The government plans to expand the use of facial recognition technology in India, leading to large-scale arrests of rioters. The protest erupted in response to an unverified social media post linking the stabbings to an ‘illegal immigrant.’ The government faces mounting pressure and plans to fast-track legislation for facial recognition technology to analyze CCTV footage. Civil liberties campaigners and opposition lawmakers oppose the proposal, calling for proper debate. Sinn Fin leader calls for the resignation of the justice minister and the Garda commissioner due to a pattern of disorder in Dublin.
The government plans to expand the use of facial recognition technology in India, leading to large-scale arrests of rioters. The protest erupted in response to an unverified social media post linking the stabbings to an ‘illegal immigrant.’ The government faces mounting pressure and plans to fast-track legislation for facial recognition technology to analyze CCTV footage. Civil liberties campaigners and opposition lawmakers oppose the proposal, calling for proper debate. Sinn Fin leader calls for the resignation of the justice minister and the Garda commissioner due to a pattern of disorder in Dublin.
