The ‘Telangana Rising’ delegation headed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy completed its Singapore visit successfully. From there, the Chief Minister, IT and Industries Minister D. Shridhar Babu and officials will leave for Davos on Sunday night and will reach Davos on Monday.
They will attend the four-day annual conference of the World Economic Forum held in Davos.
The TG delegation is leaving for Davos to market Telangana’s advantages on the world stage and to introduce Hyderabad as a world-class investment destination. After the success of the Singapore trip, the team has high expectations about the Davos conference.
On the last day of his visit to Singapore, the delegation led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy had face-to-face discussions with the heads of major business organisations there and representatives of the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) like Indian Ocean Group Founder & CEO Pradipto Biswas, DBS Country Head Lim Him Chaun, DBS Group Head Amit Sharma, Blackstone Singapore Senior MD, Chairman Gautam Banerjee, Senior MD of Blackstone Real Estate Peng Wee Tan, and Omar Shahzad, the CEO of Meinhardt.
The TG team explained the investment opportunities in Hyderabad and government policies to them.
The TG delegation had a busy three days in Singapore. The Telangana team had discussions with the representatives of leading business organisations and industrialists.
The Telangana Young India Skill University’s MoU with the Singapore Institute of Technical Education (ITE) is a key development of the tour.
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The ST TeleMedia Global Data Centre has come forward to set up a state-of-the-art AI-based data centre in Future City and has signed a Rs 3,500 crore deal for that.
CapitaLand has decided to set up a huge IT park in Hyderabad. This park will be developed at a cost of around Rs 450 crore.
The discussions held with the Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association on semiconductor manufacturing and investment opportunities in the state have been fruitful.
