According to the vice chairman of Bharti Enterprises, the UK-India corridor can evolve to build integrated value chains, with India serving as a trusted base to manufacture, innovate and serve global markets. He said there is a compelling opportunity for the corridor amid ongoing global geopolitical uncertainty.
He added that at a time when the global order is being reshaped, India stands out as a rare bright spot of growth and stability, with strong domestic consumption, a young population and rising manufacturing strength making it increasingly central to the global economy.
Citing India’s economic growth trajectory, projected to rise from $4 trillion to $10 trillion, he said any global corporate strategy that overlooks this market risks missing the defining growth story of the next decade.
Further, according to the vice chairman, India is cementing its position as a trusted, predictable long-term partner, underpinned by the rule of law, independent regulators and a democratic framework.
