Revanth Reddy Invites Canadian Investors to Telangana Investment Summit
The discussions highlighted opportunities for enhanced collaboration in major infrastructure and urban development projects underway in Telangana, including the Musi River Development Project, Hyderabad Metro Rail expansion, and the proposed Future City initiative
HYDERABAD: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Wednesday sought greater international collaboration in Telangana’s major infrastructure and urban development projects, including the Musi River Development Project, Hyderabad Metro Rail expansion and the proposed Future City initiative.
Canada’s High Commissioner to India Chris Cooter met the Chief Minister at MCRHRDI and invited him to lead a delegation to Canada. The two discussed strengthening Canada–Telangana trade, investment and innovation partnerships.
Malaysian MP Saravanan Murugan and other international delegates, in the city for the Green Growth Economic Summit 2026, also met Revanth Reddy, who briefed them on investment opportunities in Telangana.
Cooter highlighted recent Canada–Telangana engagements, including Firan Technology Group’s plan to set up a manufacturing facility, CIBC’s Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad, and CPP Investments’ strategic partnership with CtrlS Datacenters, committing up to 1 billion Canadian dollars.
The Chief Minister outlined Telangana’s success in IT, life sciences, defence and aerospace, and Hyderabad’s dominance in attracting Global Capability Centres of Fortune‑500 companies. He stressed the government’s commitment to rejuvenate the Musi River as part of a riverfront economy, and sought Canadian support for solarisation and green economy initiatives.
He said top global universities were coming forward to set up campuses in Hyderabad and pitched the idea of Canadian universities establishing a multi‑university campus.
Revanth Reddy welcomed growing Canadian engagement and invited companies, investors and institutions to participate in the second edition of Telangana’s Global Investors Summit in December.
Cooter praised Telangana’s forward‑looking vision and talent pool, offered support for state initiatives, and invited the Chief Minister to visit Canada. He said a Canadian trade delegation will visit Telangana soon to hold discussions in energy, urbanisation, defence and aerospace.
AdvisEr and ex‑officio special chief secretary to CM K. Ramakrishna Rao, Invest Telangana CEO B. Ajith Reddy, TGIIC MD Shashanka, ITE&C joint secretary Anudeep Durishetty and Industries director Nikhil Chakravarthy attended the meeting.
