Piyush Goyal Meets US CEOs To Strengthen India-US Investment And Technology Partnerships

India and the United States are deepening their economic partnership as Piyush Goyal engaged with prominent CEOs and industry leaders in New York. The meetings highlighted India’s reform-driven business environment, strong growth trajectory, and expanding opportunities for global investors.

Key Meetings With US Leaders

During his visit, Goyal held one-on-one discussions with:

• Harvey Schwartz (CEO, Carlyle Group) – investment opportunities in India’s emerging sectors
• Ted Pick (Chairman & CEO, Morgan Stanley) – strengthening long-term institutional partnerships.
• Charles Kaye (Warburg Pincus) – India’s role in the evolving global investment landscape.
• Chintu Patel (Amneal Pharmaceuticals) – collaboration in healthcare and pharmaceuticals
• Michael Miebach (CEO, Mastercard) – digital commerce, cybersecurity, and next-generation payment solutions. 

Roundtable Engagement

• At a closed-door roundtable hosted by the Consulate General of India in New York and the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), Goyal addressed more than 50 business leaders. He emphasized:
• India’s strong growth story and reform-driven policies.
• Expanding opportunities in manufacturing, AI, healthcare, and digital payments.
• The importance of supply chain resilience and innovation-driven partnerships.
• He also assured industry leaders that an interim trade agreement between India and the US is close, signaling progress in bilateral negotiations. 

Strategic Outcomes

• The engagements reinforced global confidence in India’s economic outlook and highlighted:
• India’s scale, skilled workforce, and rising domestic demand.
• Policy stability and predictable regulatory environment.
• Stronger industry-to-industry collaboration across critical sectors. 

Investment Insights Highlights

•⁠  ⁠Piyush Goyal met top US CEOs including Morgan Stanley, Carlyle, Warburg Pincus, Amneal, and Mastercard

•⁠  ⁠Roundtable with 50+ business leaders hosted by Consulate General of India and USISPF

•⁠  ⁠Focus on trade, investment, innovation, supply chains, AI, healthcare, and digital payments

•⁠  ⁠India’s reform-driven business environment and strong growth trajectory highlighted

•⁠  ⁠Interim India-US trade agreement expected soon, boosting investor confidence

•⁠  ⁠US firms committed over USD 60 billion investment in India in the last six months