DFCCIL MD discusses investment and infrastructure collaboration with MIGA Vice President 
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DFCCIL MD discusses investment and infrastructure collaboration with MIGA Vice President

The meeting focused on investment facilitation, risk mitigation frameworks and potential areas of collaboration in infrastructure development

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL) Managing Director Praveen Kumar held a meeting with Junaid Kamal Ahmad, Vice President (Operations), Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), along with senior officials of the World Bank Group.

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The meeting focused on investment facilitation, risk mitigation frameworks and potential areas of collaboration in infrastructure development.

MIGA, a member of the World Bank Group, supports cross-border investment by providing political risk insurance and credit enhancement to investors.

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During the meeting, Kumar presented DFCCIL’s History Book, Coffee Table Book and a commemorative Postal Stamp, highlighting the organisation’s journey, achievements and role in strengthening India’s freight logistics ecosystem.

Also read:Freight overhaul could save India Rs 7 lakh crore a year: IIM Mumbai

The meeting represents DFCCIL’s engagement with global institutions to strengthen investor confidence and support the development of world-class freight infrastructure in India.

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