India has invited countries like the UK, Norway and Greece to invest in ambitious projects and proposals unveiled by the new government to boost the economy. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj met her counterparts from UK, Sudan, the Maldives, Norway, Kyrgyzstan, Greece and Nigeria. Swaraj invited them to participate in the ambitious projects and proposals unveiled by the new government, especially through their investments in the Indian economy.
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