London: Wooing British investors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that "necessary conditions" for take-off of the Indian economy have been created and held out an assurance that it will get "better and better" in the coming days.
Modi said India is among the "most open" countries for foreign investments with the latest round of FDI reforms, asserting, at this point of time, it is "wiser to be in India."
Stating that he is personally eager to work with the British Government and companies, Modi vowed "my personal care in making your dreams a reality."
Modi was speaking before a business audience at the historic Guildhall in the heart of the city of London's financial district on the first day of this three-day visit to the UK--the first by an Indian Premier in 10 years.
The Prime Minister also sounded hopeful of India successfully rolling out the new goods and services tax in 2016.
"Necessary conditions for take-off of the Indian economy have been created. Never before, India was so well prepared to absorb talent, technology and investment from outside. I can assure you that it will get better and better in the coming days.
"We will be open to welcome your ideas, innovations and enterprises. We are open to carry out necessary corrections in our policies and procedures," he said.
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