Hyderabad: Irrigation and Civil Supplies Minister Capt. N. Uttam Kumar Reddy urged international delegates at Bharat Summit 2026 to promote Telangana investment opportunities worldwide. He called on participants to become ambassadors for the State and strengthen its economic ties with global investors.
Addressing the valedictory session of the two-day summit in Hyderabad on Saturday, November 14, the Minister highlighted Telangana’s potential for investment, innovation and international business cooperation. He asked delegates to use their international networks to connect investors, institutions and businesses with opportunities across the State.
Uttam highlights Telangana investment opportunities
Uttam Kumar Reddy described Telangana as one of India’s most promising investment destinations. He cited its potential for economic expansion, technological innovation and cross-border collaboration.
He urged international participants to communicate the State’s investment prospects to business leaders and institutions in their respective countries. Moreover, he encouraged delegates to explore ways of developing long-term economic relationships with Telangana through their professional and institutional networks.
The Minister said international engagement could help connect global businesses and investors with the State’s growing economic opportunities. He also expressed hope that the delegates’ experience during their visit to Hyderabad would generate sustained interest in Telangana.
Accordingly, he appealed to participants to continue engaging with the State after the summit and help develop enduring economic partnerships. The Minister also thanked speakers and delegates who travelled from different parts of India and abroad to attend Bharat Summit 2026.
He acknowledged their participation and said their contributions had enriched discussions on major challenges facing the international community. Uttam Kumar Reddy noted that the summit provided a platform for examining changes in the global political and economic environment.
He also highlighted discussions concerning India’s changing position and responsibilities within the evolving international landscape. The Minister linked these discussions with the need for stronger cooperation between governments, institutions and businesses.
He reiterated his appeal for delegates to promote Telangana investment opportunities through their international connections. The valedictory session concluded the two-day summit, where participants discussed global challenges, international cooperation and India’s evolving role in world affairs.