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Business tycoon Gautam Adani, UK PM Boris Johnson talk defense at Adani headquarters

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met industrialist Gautam Adani at the Adani Group headquarters on Thursday. The two talked about defence tie-ups, among other things during the meeting.

Abhro Banerjee Edited by: Abhro Banerjee @AbhroBanerjee1 New Delhi Updated on: April 21, 2022 19:51 IST
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani hosts British Prime
Image Source : (TWITTER/@GAUTAM_ADANI)

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani hosts British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Adani global headquarters.

Highlights

  • British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met business tycoon Gautam Adani at Adani Group headquarters
  • The British PM and Adani Group chief talked about participation and cooperation in defense sector
  • Gautam Adani aims to establish India as an export hub in the defense sector

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met business tycoon Gautam Adani on Thursday and talked about defence tie-ups at Adani global headquarters in Ahmedabad. The Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani informed about the meeting in a tweet.

“Honoured to host @BorisJohnson, the first UK PM to visit Gujarat, at Adani HQ. Delighted to support climate & sustainability agenda with focus on renewables, green H2 & new energy. Will also work with UK companies to co-create defence & aerospace technologies,” Adani tweeted. 

The most important issue of today's meeting between the Chairman of the Adani Group and the Britain Prime Minister was the participation in the defense sector. India has made an investment plan of $300 billion to modernise the army by 2030 and Adani aims to establish India as an export hub in the defense sector by further strengthening OEM capabilities. 

The talking point was, under self-reliant India, how the Adani Group and well-known UK companies can work together to design and develop aerospace and defense technology together. By importing more than 300 platforms and equipment, India has conveyed its intention of self-reliance to the world — a step that defense experts said was positive for self-reliance.

Johnson is on a two-day official India visit to India. He landed in Gujarat earlier today and was accorded a grand welcome at the airport in Ahmedabad. 

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