PM Modi says there has been a 13 per cent rise in FDI inflows in the last 5 months compared to last year and that Atma Nirbhar Bharat is not just a vision but well-planned economic strategy

The global institutional investors attending the virtual round table represent key regions including the US, Europe, Canada, Korea, Japan, Middle East, Australia, and Singapore

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired the Virtual Global Investor Roundtable (VGIR) 2020, which was attended by the heads of 20 top institutional investors from the US, Europe, Canada, Korea, Japan, Middle East, Australia and Singapore. Addressing prominent institutional investors from around the world, PM Modi assured that India could provide them strong and reliable returns in these times of crisis. Modi listed various reforms undertaken by the government that make the nation a lucrative venture prospect for investors all over the world. Watch the video for more.Also Read: PM Modi invites global investors, says 'India is the place to be'

\"India's growth has the potential to catalyse global economic resurgence. Any development in India will have a multiplier effect on world's development and welfare,\" said PM Modi

Virtual Global Investor Roundtable Live: Assuring investors in attendance of strong and reliable returns, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India's growth will have multiplier effect on world's development and welfare

Focus of the roundtable, scheduled to start at 6 PM today, will be around India's economic and investment outlook, structural reforms and the government's vision for the path to a $5 trillion economy

Timing of VGIR brings in twin advantages -- it comes in the backdrop of several efforts made by India to improve the country's investment climate and at a time when investors are looking to de-risk businesses and investments by reducing dependence on China

Roundtable will witness participation from 20 of the world's largest pension and sovereign wealth funds with total assets under management of about $6 trillion