Liverpool Delegation Concludes Hyderabad Visit, Explores Cooperation in Key Sectors
The delegation visited Genome Valley and interacted with leading industry and research organisations explored opportunities in biopharma, vaccines, medical technology, clinical research, education and workforce development
Hyderabad: A high-level delegation from Liverpool, UK, concluded its three-day visit to Hyderabad on Wednesday advancing cooperation across healthcare, life sciences, research, innovation, trade, investment, skills development and sports.
The key milestones during the visit included signing of MoU between Telangana government and Liverpool City Council on Tuesday establishing a framework for long-term collaboration in trade, investment, innovation, entrepreneurship, skills, tourism, culture and sports.
The delegation visited Genome Valley and interacted with leading industry and research organisations explored opportunities in biopharma, vaccines, medical technology, clinical research, education and workforce development.
The T-Hub and Knowledge Quarter Liverpool/Sciontec signed a Letter of Intent to establish the Hyderabad–Liverpool Innovation Bridge, connecting startups, enabling market access and fostering business partnerships.
KIMS and NHS University Hospitals Liverpool Group advanced an agreement for cooperation in research, clinical collaboration, education, training and workforce development.
The delegation carried out engagements with LFC Foundation, Sports Authority of Telangana, FIFA–AIFF Telangana Talent Academy at Gachibowli, football clubs, coaches, the Centre for Spine and Sports Health and Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy explored opportunities in grassroots sports, sports medicine, athlete development and high-performance sports.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reiterated Telangana’s commitment to attracting investment and strengthening global research and innovation partnerships. Jayesh Ranjan, Special Chief Secretary, highlighted the complementary strengths of both regions and the potential for meaningful institutional partnerships.
The visit builds on the Chief Minister’s UK visit in August 2026 and marks an important step towards a sustained partnership, creating opportunities for investment, innovation, employment, skills development and economic growth.