"India's Time To Shine": CEO Of Applied Materials After Meeting PM Modi
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Acknowledging that India is a trusted partner, Gary E. Dickerson, the President and CEO of Applied Materials, recognised the exceptional talent that India possesses, which is appreciated by many countries worldwide.
After meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gary E. Dickerson, the President and CEO of Applied Materials, expressed his belief that it is India's time to drive remarkable growth and shine.
"I deeply believe this is India's time to shine. We will be announcing soon an innovation centre in India that will focus on innovation in equipment. We have very high confidence that working together with India, we can create tremendous success," Mr Dickerson said.
Acknowledging that India is a trusted partner, he recognised the exceptional talent that India possesses, which is appreciated by many countries worldwide.
"This is India's time to drive incredible growth. And applied is looking forward to working together with PM Modi and everyone in India to achieve tremendous success together. India is a trusted partner and many countries around the world to see the trust and tremendous talent that India has," he added.
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