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Goa Chief Minister announced that a Vision Document for Goa would be launched soon
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This roadmap aims to guide the state towards the goal of Viksit Goa 2037, aligning with India’s broader national vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047
The Inspiration Awards 2026 – Wings of Progress were held in Panaji, bringing together business leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators who are shaping Goa’s economic future. The event was organised by the Vibrant Goa Foundation in partnership with the Department of Information Technology, Goa (DITC), and took place at Lok Bhavan in Dona Paula.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister of Goa said he was pleased to attend the ceremony and recognise individuals and organisations that have made meaningful contributions to the state’s business and entrepreneurial ecosystem. He congratulated all the award recipients and highlighted their role in driving growth, innovation and employment in the region.
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Avdooth Timblo, Chairman of the Fomento Group, received the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his long-standing contribution to industry and business development in Goa
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The Chief Minister praised Timblo’s achievements and wished him continued success
Several entrepreneurial achievers were also honoured for their excellence and innovation. These included Madome Rosa Feni, Nanu Group, KINACO and Kurade Mushrooms, which were recognised for their business performance and creative approaches in their respective sectors.
The Chief Minister also appreciated the Vibrant Goa Foundation for its efforts in supporting entrepreneurs, encouraging new ideas and linking global expertise with Goa’s development goals. He assured that the state government would continue to support initiatives that promote innovation and entrepreneurship.
Looking ahead, the Chief Minister announced that a Vision Document for Goa would be launched soon. This roadmap aims to guide the state towards the goal of Viksit Goa 2037, aligning with India’s broader national vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
