Hyderabad, February 17 Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Tuesday issued a global call for investment in Telangana, pledging that his government, officials, scientists, skilled youth, and local businesses would be partners in success for every investor.
Addressing the inauguration of BioAsia 2026, Reddy said that Telangana is no longer just competing within India, but also with top global clusters, as the city has transformed into the world's preferred destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs).
“I invite you to invest here, establish your GCC, build innovation engines, design molecules and drugs, manage your clinical analytics, build AI platforms, and drive digital manufacturing. My government and officials, our scientists, our skilled youth, and local businesses will be your partners in success. When we work together, Hyderabad will evolve from being the vaccine capital of the world to becoming the global life sciences capital,” he said.
Recently, we unveiled our vision, "Telangana Rising 2047," in which we aim to become a USD 1 trillion economy by 2034 and a USD 3 trillion economy by 2047. (2:22) When I look at current trends in the life sciences, I see a need for strong collaboration between research labs, corporates, start-ups, MSMEs, and the government. (2:45) You want a trusted, stable, and future-ready ecosystem.
He further stated that the recently unveiled "Telangana Rising 2047" aims to become a USD 1 trillion economy by 2034 and a USD 3 trillion economy by 2047.
Reddy opined that, according to current trends in the life sciences, there is a need for strong collaboration between research labs, corporates, start-ups, MSMEs, and the government.
Industries Minister Sridhar Babu said that Telangana aims to rank among the top three life science clusters globally by the end of this decade and attract USD 25 billion in investment, besides creating about five lakh high-value jobs.
He said that the government has launched the "Young India Skills University," where talent production is the prime criteria, and through the Telangana School of Life Sciences, the state is preparing the next generation of scientists and engineers, who will be trained in advanced areas such as mRNA technology, gene therapy, and AI.