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Chandrababu Naidu leaves for South Korea
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu started his three-day tour to South Korea on Sunday along with Ministers Yanamala Ramakrishnudu and Amaranatha Reddy.
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu started his three-day tour to South Korea on Sunday along with Ministers Yanamala Ramakrishnudu and Amaranatha Reddy.
The AP delegation will reach Seoul by 2:20 am on Monday. He will meet Indian Ambassador Vikram Dorai Swami and start his meetings later. The Chief Minister will participate in several meetings with investors on December 4, 5 and 6 in Seoul and Busan cities, and visit head office of Kia Motors and participate in a business meet.
The Chief Minster is scheduled to meet several important persons such as chairmen and CEOs of business houses. Communications Advisor to AP government Parakala Prabhakar, Principal Secretaries Sai Prasad, Solomon Arokia Raj, APEDB CEO Jasthi Krishna Kishore, APIIC MD Ahmed Babu, and special representative to Government (Industrial & Infrastructure) Preetam Reddy are accompanying him.
During the trip, the government will sign two MoUs with Kia Motors ancillaries, participate in business seminar in partnership with Krishnapatnam Port and Kia Motors, visit Pusan Newport Company (Busan), Nok-san National Industrial Complex (Busan) and Myeongji Free Economic Zone. Kia Motors will be investing almost $2 billion to set up an ultra-mega integrated automobile project in Anantapur.
On December 4, an MoU will be signed between Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board and Assetz group for the development of a world-class "SMART industrial City" in Anantapur which includes industrial park, logistics park and warehousing, commercial space, housing (affordable as well as luxury), golf course and wellness centre.
