On a momentous occasion for the civil aviation sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended an exhibition at the Second Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation, held at the iconic Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The prestigious event brought together key leaders and stakeholders from the Asia-Pacific region to discuss advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the aviation industry.
The exhibition showcased cutting-edge innovations, emerging technologies, and sustainable practices shaping the future of civil aviation. It provided a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to exchange insights and collaborate on enhancing connectivity, safety, and efficiency in air travel across the region.
Joining Prime Minister Modi at the event was the Civil Aviation Minister, Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu, who emphasized India’s growing role as a hub for aviation excellence. Under his leadership, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has been actively pursuing policies to boost infrastructure development, enhance passenger experience, and ensure sustainable growth in the sector.
Addressing the gathering, Prime Minister Modi highlighted India’s strides in the civil aviation industry, noting the government’s focus on expanding airport infrastructure, improving regional connectivity through initiatives like UDAN, and embracing new technologies to make flying safer and more environmentally friendly. He also underlined India’s commitment to fostering partnerships within the Asia-Pacific region to promote seamless air travel and economic growth.
The Second Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation, hosted in India, underscores the nation’s growing prominence in the global aviation landscape and its dedication to shaping a collaborative, sustainable future for the industry.
