Top Ten Foreign Countries Investing in India's Infrastructure Development

France: French investments in India's infrastructure have primarily focused on sectors like renewable energy, transport, and urban development.

Germany: Germany has invested in projects related to sustainable urban development, smart cities, and renewable energy infrastructure in India.

Japan: A major investor in India's infrastructure, particularly in high-speed rail projects like the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train

Netherlands: Known for its investments in India's water management and renewable energy sectors, the Netherlands has played a significant role in projects like the National Investment and Manufacturing Zones.

Singapore: Known for its investments in India's urban infrastructure, Singapore has participated in projects such as the Amaravati Capital City development and Gujarat International Finance Tec-City.

South Korea: Investments from South Korea have supported various infrastructure projects in India, including the development of smart cities and industrial corridors.

United Arab Emirates: Investments from UAE have supported the development of various sectors, including real estate, ports, and renewable energy

United Kingdom: British investments have contributed to India's renewable energy sector and the development of industrial corridors like the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor

United States: American investments have primarily focused on sectors like renewable energy, highways, and smart cities, with notable projects including the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor.

United States: American investments have primarily focused on sectors like renewable energy, highways, and smart cities, with notable projects including the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor.