PM Modi at India-Korea Business Summit Highlights: Relations between India-Korea dates back centuries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the second India-Korea Business Summit 2018 in News Delhi on Tuesday. Top officials, FM Arun Jaitley, Commerce Minister Suresh Prabhu, Minister of Electronics and IT Ravi Shankar Prasad, top officials of Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) will also address the summit. 

The theme of the Summit this year is “India-Korea: Scaling up the Special Strategic Relationship through Trade and Investments”. 

The MoCI is organising the Summit in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Chosun Ilbo, the largest media business group in Korea. 

Over 200 business delegates including top executives of some leading Korean business conglomerates and Government officials from Korea are expected to participate in the Summit.

At around 10:15 AM today, PM @narendramodi will address the India-Korea Business Summit in Delhi.

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) February 27, 2018

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Watch: PM Modi addresses at the India-Korea Business Summit in Delhi. 

— ANI (@ANI) February 27, 2018

# 10:38 AM: We have worked towards creating a stable business environment, removing arbitrariness in decision making. We seek positivity in day to day transactions. We are widening areas of trust. This represents a complete change of the Govt’s mindset

# 10:36 AM: If you see around the globe, there are very few countries where you have three important factors of economy together. They are - Democracy, Demography and Demand. In India, we have all the three together

# 10:34 AM: I visited Korea when I was CM of Gujarat. I used to wonder how can a country make such progress! I admired the way they have created & sustained a global brand. Korea has given exemplary products to the world

# 10:33 AM: From Princess to Poetry and from Buddha to Bollywood India & Korea have so much in common

# 10:32 AM: Relations between India-Korea dates back centuries. We are also bound by our Buddhist traditions. Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore composed poem 'Lamp of the East' in 1929 about Korea's glorious past and its bright future: PM Modi at the India-Korea Business Summit in Delhi