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Sydney tour: Narendra Modi meets Fortescue Metals Group chief Andrew Forrest

| @indiablooms | May 23, 2023, at 02:21 pm

Sydney: PM Narendra Modi met the leading Australian industrialist Andrew Forrest, Executive Chairman and Founder of Fortescue Metals Group and Fortescue Future Industries on May 23 in Sydney.

He is currently in Sydney in the last leg of his three-nation tour.

The Prime Minister welcomed Fortescue Group’s plans to work with Indian companies in the field of Green Hydrogen.

Emphasizing India’s ambitious renewable energy plans, the Prime Minister highlighted the transformative reforms and initiatives being taken by India, such as the Green Hydrogen Mission.

Forrest briefed Prime Minister on Fortescue Future Industries plans and projects in India.

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