Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Safran aircraft engine facility in Hyderabad, marking a significant milestone in India’s aviation and manufacturing sector. The facility, established by French aerospace major Safran, is expected to boost domestic production capabilities and strengthen India’s role in the global aerospace supply chain.
Speaking at the launch, the Prime Minister emphasized that India has emerged as a trusted partner for global investors. He highlighted that the establishment of the Safran facility reflects growing confidence in India’s economic environment, technological expertise, and skilled workforce.
Modi underscored that the new facility will contribute to the government’s vision of making India a hub for aerospace manufacturing under the ‘Make in India’ initiative. He noted that the collaboration with Safran will create new opportunities for employment, innovation, and skill development in the aviation sector.
Officials stated that the Hyderabad unit will focus on advanced aircraft engine components, supporting both domestic requirements and international markets. The project is expected to enhance India’s self-reliance in critical technologies while deepening strategic cooperation with France.
The inauguration of the Safran facility reaffirms India’s commitment to fostering global partnerships and positioning itself as a reliable destination for investment in high-technology industries.
