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TG pitches for stronger ties with Hiroshima to boost investments
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Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju highlights Telangana Vision 2047 and $3-trillion economy goal
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Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju, Minister for Labour and Employment Vivek Venkataswamy, and a representative from the visiting Japanese delegation engage in discussions during a high-level meeting at the Secretariat in Hyderabad on Monday
Hyderabad: Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju has called for stronger cooperation between Telangana and Hiroshima, Japan, to promote investments, industrial development, skill development and employment generation.
The Chief Secretary held a meeting with a Hiroshima delegation at the Secretariat on Monday. Minister for Labour and Employment Vivek Venkataswamy delivered the inaugural address.
During the meeting, Sanjay Jaju outlined Telangana’s development priorities, long-term economic goals and investment opportunities, highlighting the State’s potential as a major destination for domestic and international investments.
The Chief Secretary explained the State Government’s development framework, highlighting initiatives such as CURE (Core Urban Region), PURE (Peri-Urban Region) and RARE (Rural-Agro Region), aimed at promoting integrated urban development, planned peri-urban growth, rural development and agro-based industries.
He also highlighted investment opportunities along the Outer Ring Road (ORR), the proposed Bharat Future City, Data Centres and the Young India Skill University, which aims to equip youth with industry-oriented skills and improve their employability. Sanjay Jaju outlined Telangana’s ambition to build a $3 trillion economy by 2047 under Telangana Vision 2047. He stressed the importance of international investments, advanced technologies, industrial expansion and workforce development in achieving this goal.
He said the state government was committed to creating a conducive business environment for Japanese companies seeking to invest in Telangana, particularly in industrial development, digital infrastructure, skill development and employment generation.
The Chief Secretary invited the Hiroshima delegation, including industry representatives and investors, to participate in Invest Telangana, as part of the Telangana Global Summit scheduled for December 7–9.
He said the summit would provide a platform to showcase Telangana’s investment potential, engage with international investors and explore long-term partnerships with Japanese companies.
The meeting emphasised the scope for strengthening Telangana–Hiroshima relations through mutually beneficial cooperation in investment, technology, industrial development and employment generation.
Education Department Principal Secretary Yogita Rana, Civil Supplies Department Commissioner Stephen Ravindra, GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan, TGIIC Managing Director Shashanka and other officials participated in the meeting.
