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Telangana, like Hiroshima symbolises hope: CM Revanth Reddy
Telangana, like Hiroshima symbolises hope: CM Revanth Reddy

New Indian Express

time23-04-2025

  • Business
  • New Indian Express

Telangana, like Hiroshima symbolises hope: CM Revanth Reddy

HYDERABAD: An official delegation led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy met with Hiroshima Prefectural Assembly Speaker Takashi Nakamoto and a team of legislators to discuss cooperation. Addressing the gathering, the chief minister said, 'It is an honour to come to Hiroshima. Your city symbolises hope and collective will. Like Hiroshima, Telangana too is all about struggle, hope and achievement through hard work, vision and responsibility.' Sridhar Babu emphasised shared values between the two regions. 'Hiroshima stands for peace, sustainability, and prosperity. Telangana shares these ideals. I'm not here just for investments, but for a meaningful partnership, to build a greener, inclusive world together,' he said. Highlighting that over 50 Japanese companies already operate successfully in Telangana, he invited more businesses to explore opportunities in clean energy, electric mobility, precision manufacturing and green hydrogen. 'Telangana can be your gateway to India — and a platform for global growth,' he said. The Hiroshima legislators later escorted the delegation to a business roundtable, followed by visits to the Gandhi Memorial, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome. The Telangana delegation included senior officials Jayesh Ranjan, V Sheshadri, Ajith Reddy, Vishnu Vardhan Reddy and others. The group was given a ceremonial tour of the Assembly before the talks.

CM-led team attracts 12,000 cr investments as Japan tour ends
CM-led team attracts 12,000 cr investments as Japan tour ends

Time of India

time22-04-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

CM-led team attracts 12,000 cr investments as Japan tour ends

1 2 Hyderabad: Chief minister A Revanth Reddy-led TelanganaRising delegation's seven-day tour of Japan concluded on Tuesday with the team successfully attracting a total of 12,062 crore in investments to the state, which is likely to create 30,500 jobs. The chief minister is expected to return to the city on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Revanth-led team visited Hiroshima, where Revanth paid floral tributes to the bust of Mahatma Gandhi. Later, he laid a wreath at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and also visited the Atomic Bomb Dome, a structure in the city that withstood the atomic bomb explosion in 1945. Hiroshima Prefectural Assembly speaker Takashi Nakamoto and a team of legislators welcomed Revanth's visit to the Prefectural Legislative Assembly Hall, where the two sides held talks. Addressing the gathering, CM Revanth said it was an honour to visit Hiroshima. "Your city means hope. You are a symbol of what is possible when people decide to do something together. Like Hiroshima, Telangana too is all about struggle, hope, and achievement through hard work, vision, and responsibility. We both share several values. Never give up is one of them. Hiroshima stands for peace, sustainability, and prosperity. Telangana too shares those values with you. Therefore, today, I am not here to talk about investments, but partnership. A partnership to help create a better, greener, and more inclusive world," he said. The CM said over 50 Japanese companies were already contributing to the growth of Telangana. "We are ready to welcome many more as there are opportunities in clean energy, electric mobility, precision manufacturing, and green hydrogen," he said and invited the officials of the Hiroshima govt and business leaders to visit Telangana to see first-hand that Telangana can be their gateway to India and a platform for their global growth. The CM-led team also met the vice governor of Hiroshima Prefecture, Mika Yokota, where IT and industries minister D Sridhar Babu explained the possibilities of collaboration between Hiroshima and Telangana, and Japan and Telangana. The areas include clean technology and waste to energy, exploring joint projects in municipal waste processing, sewage treatment and renewable energy, urban innovation and infrastructure, inviting Hiroshima's expertise in disaster-resilient design, underground metro engineering, and smart city solutions for Hyderabad. Hiroshima Prefectural Assembly speaker took the team for a ceremonial visit to the Assembly Hall, where the CM pitched Telangana as one of the best investment destinations to Hiroshima Chambers of Commerce leaders.

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