Telangana Global Summit invitation extended to Hiroshima delegation by Chief Secretary
Hyderabad: Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju invited a Hiroshima delegation to participate in Invest Telangana during the Telangana Global Summit scheduled for December 7–9, 2026. He extended the Telangana Global Summit invitation during a meeting with representatives from Hiroshima, Japan, at the Secretariat on Monday, October 12.
The invitation covered representatives of Hiroshima’s industrial and investment communities. The proposed participation formed part of efforts to strengthen economic cooperation between Telangana and Hiroshima.
Jaju stressed the need for closer collaboration in investments, industrial development, skill development and employment generation. Minister for Labour and Employment Dr. Vivek Venkataswamy delivered the inaugural remarks at the meeting.
Telangana Global Summit invitation focuses on investment opportunities
During the discussions, Jaju outlined Telangana’s development priorities, economic objectives and investment opportunities. He highlighted the state government’s development framework and initiatives aimed at attracting domestic and international investments.
The Chief Secretary said the government remained committed to creating a favourable environment for Japanese companies interested in investing in Telangana. Moreover, he identified several sectors where Telangana and Hiroshima could explore mutually beneficial partnerships.
These included industrial development, data centres, workforce skill development and employment generation. Jaju emphasised that cooperation between the two regions could support their respective industrial and economic development objectives. He also presented Telangana as a potential investment destination for Japanese businesses seeking opportunities in India.
Hiroshima delegation invited to Invest Telangana event
The Telangana Global Summit invitation specifically covered Invest Telangana, which the state government planned to organise as part of the summit. The event was scheduled to take place from December 7 to 9, 2026.
Jaju encouraged representatives from Hiroshima’s business and investment communities to participate in the programme. Meanwhile, the discussions at the Secretariat focused on identifying opportunities for cooperation across industrial and employment-related sectors.
The Chief Secretary reiterated the government’s interest in strengthening engagement with Hiroshima through investment partnerships and workforce development initiatives. He also highlighted the importance of cooperation in data centres and other industrial activities as part of Telangana’s economic development priorities.