Business Gets Personal | Modi and Fico jointly met Slovak business and industry leaders from railways, defence, automotives, energy, nuclear energy, IT and healthcare. Modi highlighted India’s reform agenda, including the SHANTI Act — the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Act, 2025 — which opened India’s nuclear sector to private participation and foreign direct investment. He invited Slovak companies to explore opportunities in infrastructure, defence, renewable energy, digital innovation, semiconductors, AI and healthcare. “Had insightful discussions on strengthening economic ties, boosting investment flows and expanding collaboration in innovation, technology, manufacturing and more,” he posted on X.
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