Prime Highlights-
- The Ministry of Education held a global roadshow in Paris to promote Bharat Innovates 2026 and attract international investors and institutions.
- The initiative showcased India’s expanding deep-tech and university innovation ecosystem across sectors such as semiconductors, biotechnology and advanced computing.
Key Facts-
- Bharat Innovates 2026 aims to connect Indian start-ups and higher education innovations with global investors and industry leaders.
- The programme focuses on 13 frontier technology sectors, including manufacturing, space technology, advanced materials and next-generation communications.
Background-
The Ministry of Education organised a global roadshow in Paris to promote Bharat Innovates 2026 and attract international investors, universities, research institutions and technology companies to India’s growing innovation ecosystem.
The event brought together representatives from the Indian government, French business groups, venture networks, innovation platforms and leading educational institutions. Participants explored opportunities for collaboration in research, investment and technology development linked to India’s higher education and start-up sectors.
Officials from the Ministry of Education said the initiative aims to strengthen global partnerships and expand India’s presence in advanced technology industries. They highlighted the importance of cooperation between India and France in innovation, research and entrepreneurship under the two countries’ strategic partnership.
The Indian delegation also presented investment opportunities connected to Bharat Innovates 2026, which is expected to serve as a platform linking Indian start-ups and university-led innovations with global markets. The programme focuses on sectors such as semiconductors, biotechnology, advanced computing, advanced materials, manufacturing, space technology and next-generation communication systems.
The roadshow included discussions, networking sessions and direct interactions between investors and Indian representatives. Organisers said the initiative is designed to create faster engagement between innovators, institutions, investors and industries through focused meetings and sector-based showcases.
The event concluded with interactive discussions on future partnerships, market access and research cooperation, reflecting strong international interest in India’s fast-growing deep-tech and innovation ecosystem.
