"Day by day we are getting more and are integrated with the rest of the world. We will further simplify our processes to make India the easiest place to do business. We want to change the business environment from favouritism to a level playing field and from interference to technology-based intervention. India is now the leading recipient of foreign direct investment. But the story does not end there. India is also amongst the top countries that assure return on investment," the PM said. "The potential for India is very high. We have to ensure that our policy and processes have to be balanced between urban and rural areas. We are committed to an India with better job opportunities, better growth and better life," Modi added. Heads of state or finance ministers from eight countries and nine Nobel winners were present on the giant stage at the glittering convention hall at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar on Tuesday evening to attend this event. Just a day earlier Modi launched India's first International Exchange set up at Gujarat International Finance and Tech city near Gandhinagar. "India has its unique geographical location right in the middle of Western world and emerging Asian markets. This gives India an opportunity to become one of the biggest financial hubs to deliver global services to everybody from New York to Tokyo. Our newly set up International exchange based in Gandhinagar will be operational 22 hours every day" Modi said among applause. Speaking at the event, Reliance group Chairman Mukesh Ambani, Tata Chief Ratan Tata and Adani Group CMD Gautam Adani praised the Gujarat government for its fast clearances to business and industry to set up new manufacturing plants. All the corporate leaders disclosed their plans of expanding multi billion dollar investment in Gujarat in the coming years. Big plans of developing three giant ports of Gujarat were also announced. Heads of state from Kenya, Portugal and Rwanda signed important MoUs with the government of Gujarat on the occasion.