World leaders and business executives have bid farewell to the Davos Summit after a week filled with high-stakes discussions on critical global issues.

The stringent investment curbs had a profound impact, disrupting billions of dollars worth of investments between the world's two most populous countries. Planned projects, including those involving Chinese automakers BYD and Great Wall Motor, were put on hold.

The team led by the Chief Minister and the Industries Minister had met over 200 major business houses and leaders in three days at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting.

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expressed optimism about the Indian economy, anticipating a robust growth rate of 7% in the upcoming fiscal year. He highlighted the likelihood of a further decline in inflation and credited the government for the impactful structural reforms undertaken in recent years.

Shinde thanked investors, noting the increased confidence of global industries that showed interest in investing Rs 1 lakh crore in Maharashtra. These MoUs have the potential to create more than 2 lakh jobs in the state, said a statement from the CM's office late on Wednesday night.