CM Revanth, minister Sridhar Babu urge Indian Tech Diaspora to invest in Hyderabad

Dallas: Addressing a mammoth gathering of IT Serve Alliance here, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and IT minister D. Sridhar Babu made a strong pitch to the members to consider investments in Hyderabad and Telangana, and partner in any of the plethora of projects and engagements being created for the diaspora. The alliance, oft dubbed as the “voice of all prestigious IT companies functioning with similar interests across United States”, welcomed the Chief Minister for their annual flagship event in Vegas later this year, a platform on which several world leaders, including former US presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, former secretary Hillary Clinton and, icons like Steve Forbes have held stage.

Talking to the gathering, CM Revanth said, “we have built Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Cyberabad over the years. Now, let us all join to make a world-class fourth city, the Future



City. When you invest in Hyderabad now, you are clearly investing into the future.” Minister Sridhar Babu explained how the Future City, extension of Metro, and River Musi rejuvenation project were all parts of a larger strategy to reimagine Hyderabad in the coming decade. “It will be a hub for future tech like AI, and with Net Zero impact design, it will be an urban construct of truly global standards and processes.”

He also elaborately explained how the focus was on balance, which has prompted a huge push for service sector growth in Tier-II towns on the one hand, and a platform being created for augmenting the economy through fill-up to manufacturing. “Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has declared a vision to transform Telangana into a US $1 trillion within a decade. Let us all work to achieve it,” Sridhar Babu added.