Bhatti Vikramarka invites companies to invest and expand in Telangana
The Deputy Chief Minister participated in dinner hosted by Consul General of India in San Francisco Bay Area
Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka extended an invitation to entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals from the Bay Area business community to consider investing and expanding their operations in Telangana. He emphasized the need for collaboration with the State Government to transform innovative ideas into successful enterprises, generate quality employment, and promote broad-based economic growth in the region.
The State Government was committed to a progressive and transparent development model with a strong emphasis on innovation, sustainability, employment generation, and social inclusion. The State provided an attractive mix of skilled human resources, high-quality infrastructure, a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, and responsive governance.
A dinner hosted by Consul General of India K. Srikar Reddy brought together members of the Indian diaspora and leaders from various sectors in the San Francisco Bay Area. Vikramarka highlighted several key initiatives undertaken by the State Government, such as the rejuvenation of the Musi River, comprehensive urban-development programs, infrastructure expansion, and the establishment of the Young India Skills University and skill-development centers to equip the youth with future-ready skills.
Srikar Reddy stressed the importance of strengthening connections between the Indian diaspora and Indian governments, encouraging a forward-looking approach and deepening partnerships that would yield mutual benefits and contribute to inclusive economic and social development in India. Vikramarka reiterated the State Government's commitment to sustaining growth momentum while also venturing into new frontiers of growth and employment across emerging sectors.
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