NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday chaired a meeting of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, during which members discussed a broad range of issues related to India’s economic transformation and long-term development agenda.
According to an official statement, the meeting focused on key aspects of the country’s growth trajectory, with discussions covering priorities aimed at sustaining economic progress and strengthening India’s development framework in the years ahead.
The PM noted that the deliberations included a wide spectrum of topics linked to India’s economic future and long-term policy objectives. Participants also shared views on accelerating the pace of reforms and enhancing governance mechanisms that contribute to improved quality of life and a more business-friendly environment.
Emphasising the government’s commitment to reforms, Modi highlighted the importance of advancing initiatives that promote both “Ease of Living” for citizens and “Ease of Doing Business” for enterprises. The discussions explored ways to further strengthen these objectives while supporting inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
Following the meeting, the PM shared details on social media, stating that the council deliberated on issues concerning India’s economic transformation and long-term development priorities, while also exchanging perspectives on giving greater momentum to the reform process.
The Economic Advisory Council to the PM serves as an independent body that provides economic and policy inputs to the government on matters related to growth, development, and macroeconomic strategy. The latest meeting comes as India continues to pursue reforms aimed at boosting investment, improving competitiveness, and achieving its long-term development goals.
