Guwahati/New Delhi, September 18: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday attended the Semicon India 2026 Conclave, a key national platform dedicated to advancing India’s semiconductor manufacturing and design ecosystem, and affirmed that Assam is proudly contributing to this high-technology mission.
Sharing photographs from the venue on X, Sarma wrote: “At the Semicon India 2026 Conclave where the future of India’s semiconductor history is being showcased and Assam proudly is part of it.” He tagged the official Semicon India handle and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).
The images show the Chief Minister receiving a ceremonial memento and a bouquet of flowers, engaging in discussions with senior industry and government officials, and posing with a group of dignitaries at the event. The conclave brings together policymakers, manufacturers, designers and investors to accelerate India’s push towards self-reliance in the semiconductor sector.
Assam’s visible presence at the event reflects the state’s growing ambitions in electronics manufacturing and high-technology industries. The participation aligns with the broader national strategy to build a robust semiconductor value chain and create new opportunities for investment, skill development and employment in the Northeast.
The Chief Minister’s visit signals Assam’s intent to remain an active partner in India’s emerging semiconductor landscape.
