There are opportunities for the development of Andhra Pradesh Amaravati in all ways and the government is ready for that. Come and join us for development….Special Chief Secretary of the State Youth Services, Tourism and Culture Department S.S. Rawat
BHARATH (DIGITAL) NATIONAL NEWS
BY-RAJA PENTAPATI AP BUREAU CHIEF
AMARAVATI , OCT 16
Special Chief Secretary of the State Youth Services, Tourism and Culture Department S.S. Rawat has urged investors to seize the opportunities in the Amaravati region. A CII regional conference was held at the SRM University in Amaravati on Friday. Special Chief Secretary of the State Youth Services, Tourism and Culture Department S.S. Rawat participated as the chief guest in the program.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that there are nine districts in this region, which contributes 35 percent to the state GDP. He said that economic development plans to be achieved for the years 2030, 2035 and 2047 have been prepared.
He said that there are plans to achieve sustainable and inclusive development. He explained that 46 different types of projects are being worked on in this region and 480 acres have been allocated to 26 MSMEs. He said that Machilipatnam port will be connected. He said that BPCL refinery will come up in Prakasam district and Bharat Dynamics unit will come up in Donepudi. He said that there are also big opportunities in the tourism sector.
Speaking, Principal Secretary of Municipal Administration Suresh Kumar said that Amaravati region will emerge as a major economic development area in the state. He said that Amaravati will stand as the crown of the state. He explained that action plans have been prepared for the development of Amaravati region as a combination of factors such as economy, investment, sustainable development and improvement in living standards. He said that integrated infrastructure facilities are coming along with high-speed trains. He said that sectors with development opportunities will be identified.
Speaking, Secretary of Industries Department Yuvraj said that ports, shipbuilding clusters and food processing clusters are coming up. The government has earmarked Visakhapatnam, Amaravati and Tirupati regions for economic development
CII Andhra Pradesh President Narendra Kumar Saranam, ITC Agri Business Chief Executive Rahul Gouraha, and PI Data Centres CEO Kalyan Muppaneni said that the state has natural resources, entrepreneurial talent, infrastructure and a clear policy vision.
By effectively utilizing these, Andhra Pradesh can be made a leading destination for investments and exports not only in India but also globally. ITC is committed to further strengthening its partnership with Andhra Pradesh. It offers a 360-degree comprehensive solution for farmers. It includes a digital system as well as a physical system to coordinate transactions. Farmers will receive technologically-based, scientifically-based agricultural advice tailored to their needs.
They can also sell agricultural products through this platform. We have developed a wide network of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) to physically coordinate these activities. Employment, Skill Development, Social Development
These programs are providing significant employment opportunities to people in the relevant sectors. They said that they are working with the aim of providing sustainable income streams to people, developing professional skills, and strengthening local communities, public institutions and related systems. On this occasion, the government signed MoUs between the investors.
Food Processing Principal Secretary Chiranjeevi Chowdhury, IT Secretary Bhaskar Katamaneni, Transport Secretary Kona Shashidhar, CRDA Commissioner Vijaya Ramaraju, Economic Development Board (EDB) CEO Shan Mohan, District Collector C.M. Saikanth Verma, Joint Collector Ashutosh Srivastava and other high officials and industry representatives participated in the program.
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