PM leaves for Davos, says engagements will boost eco-ties globally

New Delhi, Jan 22: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday morning left for Davos to participate in the World Economic Forum annual meet.

"Showcasing India’s resilient economy and India’s attractiveness as a destination of doing business! PM @narendramodi emplanes for Davos to participate in the World Economic Forum," MEA spokesman Raveesh Kumar tweeted.
Before his departure, Mr Modi on Sunday evening said India’s engagement with the outside world in recent years "has become effectively multi-dimensional" and that these will boost further strengthen economic ties with various countries.
"In recent years, India’s engagement with the outside world has become truly and effectively multi-dimensional covering the political, economic, people to people, security and other spheres," Prime Minister said. 
He said, "at Davos, I look forward to sharing my vision for India’s future engagement with the international community". 
"Apart from the events for the World Economic Forum, I look forward to my separate bilateral meetings with the President of the Swiss Confederation Alain_Berset and Prime Minister of Sweden HE Mr Stefan Lofven," he said.
"The existing and emerging challenges to the contemporary international system and global governance architecture deserve serious attention of leaders, governments, policy makers, corporates and civil societies around the world," Prime Minister has noted.
Mr Modi will deliver his address at the plenary session of the World Economic Forum on Tuesday.
In an interview to a Times Now TV Channel on late Sunday evening, Mr Modi said, the world sees India as a bright spot due to its sound economic policies. 
Prime Minister said, Foreign Direct Investment in the country has jumped from 30 billion dollars to over 62 billion.
Mr Modi also said, India's foreign policy seeks takes the whole world under its purview. UNI