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US investors are positive to invest in Andhra Pradesh
US Ambassador to India Kenneth said that the American companies are now looking towards Andhra Pradesh as one of best destination for investments, during a meeting with Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday at Secretariat
Amaravati: US Ambassador to India Kenneth said that the American companies are now looking towards Andhra Pradesh as one of best destination for investments, during a meeting with Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday at Secretariat.
Chandrababu Naidu explained to US Ambassador Juster on RTG, services integration, e-Pragati, usage of technology in services, improving liveable standards, infrastructure development including development of solar power and how AP emerged as Number one in Ease of Doing Business.
US Ambassador Juster appreciated the quality of leadership in Andhra Pradesh. He said the economic growth lead to lot of employment generation in the state. With the prevailing good environment US companies are looking forward and interested on this state.
Citing Chandrababu Naidu, Juster said "Your performance was very good and you created a good eco system in the state. You created a multi player effect providing good aspirations among people of AP in employment opportunities. You are good people to work with."
Juster said the central government should also adopt the technology and reforms introduced in AP.
