
Gujarat will host the Viksit Gujarat Summit 2026 in Gandhinagar on August 7, bringing policymakers, industry leaders, diplomats, technology innovators and academics together to discuss the state’s economic roadmap to 2047. Organised…
Gujarat will host the Viksit Gujarat Summit 2026 in Gandhinagar on August 7, bringing policymakers, industry leaders, diplomats, technology innovators and academics together to discuss the state’s economic roadmap to 2047. Organised by ETGovernment, The Economic Times, the summit will be inaugurated by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.

Sessions will cover artificial intelligence in governance, semiconductor manufacturing, cybersecurity, digital twins, clean energy, logistics, mobility, urban development and advanced industries. The event will also examine how Gujarat can attract high-value manufacturing and build skills, digital infrastructure and policy support for a stronger role in global supply chains. The Ambassador of Denmark to India is among the international participants listed for the inaugural session.
The summit’s language may invite two easy claims: that technology alone can deliver Gujarat’s future, or that policy announcements automatically create jobs and investment. Neither follows without evidence. AI needs reliable data, cybersecurity and trained staff, while semiconductor ambitions depend on execution and sustained industrial demand. The useful test is simple: which projects, investments, jobs and service improvements can Gujarat report by the next summit?
Source: government.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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