Various countries are participating in the summit. The Singapore High Commissioner stated that 21 companies from Singapore are attending the Semicon India 2024 summit 

PM Narendra Modi said that India's focus is on making its students and professionals ready for the semiconductor industry

Prior to addressing the summit, PM Narendra Modi took a look at the various projects in the pipeline and prototypes at the expo centre in Greater Noida 

PM Narendra Modi said investments worth more than Rs 1.5 trillion have been made in semiconductor sector, and many projects are currently in the pipeline

Apart from PM Narendra Modi and Electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the summit was attended by Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, State Cabinet Minister Jitin Prasada, and other dignitaries  

Addressing the gathering, PM Narendra Modi said this is the right time to be in India. "Many projects are currently in the pipeline, and India today assures the world that when the chips are down, you can bet on India," he said