Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Invites UK Firms for Musi Rejuvenation

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has urged British companies to become partners in the Musi rejuvenation project, a key initiative aimed at transforming Hyderabad into a global city.

Telangana Seeks UK Investments in Key Sectors

During a meeting with an official delegation led by British High Commissioner Lindy Cameron, the Chief Minister highlighted Telangana’s investment opportunities and ongoing efforts to strengthen the manufacturing sector.

He specifically invited British investors to explore:

• Pharmaceutical sector investments

• Electric vehicle (EV) industry development

• Bharat Future City project

In response, High Commissioner Lindy Cameron affirmed the UK’s willingness to support education and technology initiatives in the state.

Collaboration in Education and Skill Development

The meeting also covered Telangana’s draft education policy, where Ms. Cameron offered the prestigious Chevening scholarships for meritorious students from Telangana on a co-funding basis.

Additionally, the UK is prepared to provide training programs for government teachers and university professors, enhancing the state’s education and skill development framework.

Strategic Vision for Hyderabad

The Chief Minister emphasized that the Musi rejuvenation project is not just about urban renewal but also about positioning Hyderabad as a hub for innovation, global business, and sustainable growth.

With the UK expressing interest in technology partnerships, education initiatives, and industrial investments, Telangana is poised to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and accelerate its economic development goals.

Key Highlights

• Telangana CM invites UK firms to join Musi rejuvenation project.

• Focus on Pharma, EV, and Bharat Future City investments.

• UK offers Chevening scholarships and teacher/professor training.

• Project aims to make Hyderabad a global innovation hub.