Modi to inaugurate Semicon India 2026 conference in New Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate Semicon India 2026 in New Delhi on Tuesday, marking a significant moment for India's semiconductor ambitions. The conference will serve as a platform for domestic and international semiconductor companies to showcase India's growing capabilities in chip manufacturing and related technologies.

The event reflects India's strategic focus on reducing its dependence on imported semiconductors and establishing itself as a global manufacturing hub in the sector. Industry participants will present their investments, collaborations, and expansion plans aimed at strengthening India's position in the semiconductor value chain.

Semicon India 2026 will highlight the full spectrum of semiconductor manufacturing, from design and fabrication to packaging and testing. The conference is expected to attract executives and stakeholders from leading global semiconductor firms alongside Indian companies driving the nation's semiconductor growth agenda.

India has prioritized semiconductor manufacturing as part of its broader Make in India initiative, with substantial government support aimed at attracting large-scale investments in chip production facilities. The conference underscores the government's commitment to building a comprehensive semiconductor ecosystem that encompasses research, development, and commercial manufacturing.