Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi engaged with global technology leaders at Davos 2026, highlighting the state’s ambition to become a hub for artificial intelligence, advanced computing, and next-generation digital infrastructure. Strategic talks with firms like NVIDIA and OpenAI underscored Gujarat’s push for high-tech investments and global collaborations.
Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister and Industries Minister Harsh Sanghavi has positioned the state at the forefront of India’s digital transformation during his meetings at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. His discussions with leading technology giants, including NVIDIA and OpenAI, focused on building a robust ecosystem for artificial intelligence, advanced computing, and next-generation digital infrastructure.
Key highlights from the meetings included:
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Gujarat’s emphasis on becoming a preferred destination for global technology investments, particularly in AI-driven platforms and advanced data centers.
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Strategic talks on skill development initiatives to prepare the workforce for emerging technologies and future-ready industries.
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Exploration of collaborations in energy and innovation sectors, aligning Gujarat’s industrial growth with sustainable and tech-driven models.
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Sanghavi’s assertion that Gujarat is not only seeking investments but also aiming to co-create solutions with global leaders, ensuring long-term partnerships.
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The state’s broader vision to integrate AI and advanced computing into governance, industry, and education, thereby strengthening India’s position in global technology leadership.
Sanghavi also highlighted Gujarat’s proactive stance in diversifying opportunities across defence manufacturing, textile parks, and Global Capability Centres, reflecting a holistic approach to industrial growth. His remarks at Davos reinforced the idea that Gujarat is stepping forward with confidence as AI reshapes the global economy.
By engaging with international leaders at Davos, Gujarat has signaled its readiness to embrace transformative technologies and attract investments that will define the next era of digital infrastructure. The state’s delegation emphasized collaboration, innovation, and sustainability as the pillars of its growth strategy.
Sources: ANI, The Tribune, Devdiscourse, Lokmat Times