Week-long discussions to promote Brand AP and bring investment to state
Vijayawada: Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu would embark on a six-day visit to Singapore from July 26 to 31, aimed at attracting investments to Andhra Pradesh.
During these days, Naidu would engage with representatives of leading global companies, business owners, prominent industrialists and notable personalities there.
This visit marks his second foreign tour since the formation of the present government, the first being to Davos. The Singapore visit would serve as a key platform to promote Brand AP and showcase the state’s new industrial and ease-of-doing-business policies.
Officials said the CM would highlight AP’s robust infrastructure, including ports, airports, highways, harbours and the abundant water and land resources, as well as its 1,053km coastline and skilled human capital, urging global investors to explore these opportunities.
The CM would hold meetings with CEOs and senior representatives of various companies. On the first day, he will participate in the Telugu Diaspora meeting of the Telugu community from Singapore and its neighbourhood. He woud extend an invitation to them to invest in AP and encourage their participation in the state’s P4 (Public-Private-People Partnership) initiative for poverty eradication.
The CM would focus on attracting investments in sectors such as port-based projects, semiconductors, artificial intelligence and data centres. He would meet with senior dignitaries in Singapore to invite them to the Visakhapatnam Investment Summit in November.
Naidu would also participate in business roundtable meetings on the digital economy and fintech and attend a dedicated business road show in Singapore. As part of the tour, he would also visit key infrastructure and logistics centres across Singapore.
