PM Modi to Kickstart Assam Advantage 2.0 Summit in February 2025

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In a significant boost to the investment and infrastructure landscape of Northeast India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the highly anticipated Assam Advantage 2.0 Investment and Infrastructure Summit in February 2025. The event, which will take place in Guwahati, aims to position Assam as a thriving hub for investments while showcasing its immense potential across diverse sectors.

Organized by the Government of Assam, this flagship summit will bring together industry leaders, global investors, policymakers, and innovators to discuss strategic growth opportunities in areas such as infrastructure, renewable energy, manufacturing, and tourism. A special focus will be placed on sustainable development and leveraging the region’s rich natural and cultural resources.

Speaking ahead of the summit, Assam’s Chief Minister said, “Assam Advantage 2.0 is a unique opportunity to highlight the state’s evolving business ecosystem and attract transformative investments that align with our vision for progress.”

The summit is expected to feature networking sessions, B2B interactions, and exhibitions, offering a platform to foster economic collaborations and strengthen Assam’s integration with national and global markets.

This pivotal event underscores the government’s commitment to empowering the Northeast and accelerating its economic growth trajectory.

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