New Delhi:
India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world and is also developing as a global hub for startups and digital innovation. This information was given in a report on Monday. The report launched by the Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR), the liaison office of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in India, said that development is being advocated by India and here Technology is acting as a bridge rather than a barrier. This is extremely necessary.

WEF said that they are proud that together with their partners, they are helping to create a future that is better for people, friendly to the environment and ready for all circumstances.

C4IR India was launched by PM Narendra Modi

Let us tell you that C4IR India was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in October 2018, whose aim is to adopt emerging technologies in India and promote them responsibly. Launched in collaboration between the World Economic Forum and NITI Aayog, the Center is part of WEF’s global network of Centers for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Jeremy Jurgens, Managing Director, World Economic Forum, said, “Over the past six years, C4IR India has emerged as a leading hub for multistakeholder collaboration and has improved the lives of 12.5 lakh citizens through better livelihoods and access to healthcare Is.”

Jeremy Jurgens said, C4IR India continues to expand and is now focusing on cutting-edge areas such as AI, climate technology and space technology.

C4IR India aims to reach 1 crore citizens

C4IR India aims to reach 1 crore citizens by taking forward its key initiatives and upcoming projects. These include the ‘AI for India’ initiative, which aims to harness the potential of AI for social benefit. At the same time, the aim of the ‘Space Economy’ initiative is to establish India as a leading country in the field of space technology.

Additionally, C4IR India’s ‘Climate Technology’ program will focus on developing climatesmart urban centres.