Telangana IT & Industries Minister KT Rama Rao interacted with representatives of various companies and took part in a round table session organized by UK India Business Council in London on Thursday.
Top management representatives from Deloitte, HSBC, JCB, E&Y, Rolls Royce Plc, and others attended the meeting.
KTR spoke about the progressive industrial policies of the Telangana Government and highlighted the investment opportunities in IT, BFSI, food processing, pharma and life sciences, aerospace, and defense.
In another meeting organized by Tech UK, he spoke on collaboration between the UK and India in Artificial Intelligence, cleantech, health technology, and agritech. Hyderabad is India’s leading technology hub and already houses several marquee companies engaged in cutting edge technology development, he said, adding that Tech UK and Hyderabad Software Enterprises Association (Hysea) could work on bilateral engagement to help SMEs explore opportunities.
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Earlier, Rama Rao was accorded a warm welcome in London by Deputy High Commissioner to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Dr. Andrew Fleming, Telangana Association of UK Founder Anil Kurmachalam and National Convenor Ashok Goud Dusari, and NRIs of Telangana in the UK.
K Rama Rao is leading a delegation to the UK and Davos from May 18 to 26. He will be attending a series of meetings with the leadership of several renowned companies and two round tables organized by the UK India business council (UKIBC) in the UK.
KTR will also attend the prestigious World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting from May 22 to 26 in Davos. He will be a part of multiple panel discussions organized by WEF and other participants to highlight Telangana’s prowess at the global level.
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