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Expecting FDI to increase to USD 100 bn/annum in coming years: DPIIT Secy

2024-09-25 13:09:32| The Economic Times

New Delhi is receiving USD 70-80 billion in foreign direct investments annually and aims to reach USD 100 billion per year. The government is easing norms in sectors like defense, railways, insurance, and telecom to attract more investments. FDI inflows have significantly increased over the past decade.


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