L'Inde appelée à porter ses dépenses de R&D à 2 % de son PIB d'ici 2035

Un nouveau rapport préconise que l'Inde augmente significativement ses investissements dans la recherche et le développement afin de renforcer son secteur manufacturier et d'améliorer sa compétitivité mondiale.

Les dépenses actuelles de l'Inde en R&D ne représentent que 0,6 % de son PIB, ce qui limite la croissance du secteur manufacturier selon l'analyse. Le rapport recommande de porter ce chiffre à 2 % du PIB d'ici 2035 grâce à une plus grande participation du secteur privé et à l'amélioration des systèmes d'innovation.

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