PM Modi's Economic Advisory Council Meeting Amid Western Asia Crisis Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (PM-EC) on Saturday, focusing on India’s economic resilience amid rising global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. The discussion centered on strategies to sustain India’s economic growth, address challenges posed by global instability, and strengthen reforms to enhance the ease of living and doing business in the country. The meeting also examined the potential impacts of ongoing conflicts in Western Asia on India’s economy and the global financial system. According to sources, the council deliberated on measures to bolster economic development, fortify the domestic economy, and improve the business environment. Key topics included the effects of geopolitical instability on energy markets, supply chains, inflation, and global trade flows. These issues have become central concerns for policymakers worldwide. The council also explored reforms aimed at strengthening domestic economic activity, supporting investment, boosting productivity, and creating a more favorable environment for businesses. The meeting took place amid heightened global uncertainty, with the government closely monitoring developments in the energy sector and its potential implications for major importing nations, including India. Council members discussed initiatives to reduce administrative burdens, improve service delivery, and enhance the quality of life for citizens. Prime Minister Modi emphasized that the world is navigating unprecedented challenges, citing a series of crises over the past decade, including the COVID-19 pandemic, armed conflicts, disruptions in energy markets, and supply chain bottlenecks.#india #prime_minister_narendra_mod #western_asia #economic_advisory_council #global_energy_sector
