ET World Leaders Forum: Action alert! Curtains rise today in Delhi; PM Modi to address global leaders

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will headline the Economic Times World Leaders Forum this Friday. Global business leaders and policymakers will gather for two days of discussions. The forum will explore AI, geopolitics, and demographic shifts impacting global business. India's role in the evolving global economy will be a central theme. Discussions will focus on shared futures and navigating a changing world order.

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