Archive · 21 Jan 2026
GIFT City as Gateway to Indian Markets
Sanjay Kaul, the head of GIFT City, is telling the world about this special financial center in India.
He says it's a great place for big companies from other countries to do business in India and also reach other parts of Asia.
GIFT City offers a stable and strong economy, good rules, and a growing market.
Many global companies are interested in setting up operations here because of these reasons.
Kaul believes GIFT City can become a major center for financial transactions not just in India but also globally, following international standards.
GIFT City is being promoted as a pathway for global players to access Indian markets and a base for Asia-Pacific operations.
Sanjay Kaul, MD and Group CEO of GIFT City, highlights the city's strong macro and microeconomic stability and stable governance.
Global players are showing immense interest in setting up operations in GIFT City to tap into India's growing economy.
GIFT City is positioned as a center for global financial transactions with regulations at par with other international financial services centers.
Kaul emphasizes the stability offered by India in terms of political governance and policies as a key reason for global players to come to GIFT City.
- Who
- Sanjay Kaul, MD and Group CEO of GIFT City
- What
- Promotion of GIFT City as a pathway to access Indian markets and a base for Asia-Pacific operations
- When
- During the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting
- Where
- GIFT City, India
- Why
- To showcase India's international financial services center and attract global financial transactions
- Location
- GIFT City, India
- Speaker
- Sanjay Kaul, MD and Group CEO of GIFT City
- Event
- World Economic Forum Annual Meeting
- Key Attraction
- Access to Indian and Asia-Pacific markets
- Stability Offered
- Macroeconomic and microeconomic stability, stable governance