Swapna Kumbar , Bengaluru - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the world is increasingly looking to partner with India’s growth journey, describing the country’s development path as a “Vikas Yatra” attracting global attention and investment. Addressing the 19th Rozgar Mela, Modi emphasized that India’s expanding global partnerships and economic influence are creating new opportunities for the country’s youth through employment, innovation, and international cooperation.

During his address, the Prime Minister highlighted several agreements signed during his recent visits to the United Arab Emirates, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy. Modi said these partnerships span sectors such as technology, renewable energy, manufacturing, education, trade, and infrastructure, and would directly benefit India’s younger generation by opening new employment and business opportunities. “These agreements come with a guarantee of a bright and capable India,” he said, stressing that global confidence in India is steadily increasing due to the country’s economic progress, skilled workforce, and rapidly growing innovation ecosystem.

Modi also noted that India’s youth are becoming central to the country’s global rise, with startups, digital transformation, and infrastructure development helping generate employment across multiple sectors. The Rozgar Mela initiative, launched to accelerate government recruitment and job creation, has become one of the government’s key employment outreach programs. Analysts say India’s growing diplomatic and economic engagement with major global economies is increasingly linked to long term workforce development and industrial expansion.

Modi’s remarks at the 19th Rozgar Mela reflected the government’s broader vision of positioning India as both an economic powerhouse and a global employment hub. As international partnerships continue expanding, the government aims to leverage these agreements to strengthen opportunities for India’s youth and accelerate the country’s long term development journey.