CM seeks US support on education and investments

HYDERABAD

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy called on US Ambassador Sergio Gor in New Delhi on Wednesday. Mr. Reddy is said to have discussed multiple subjects, including higher education, student safety and visas. Higher education and collaboration between US universities and those in Telangana were high on his agenda. Mr. Gor is said to have responded positively to the Chief Minister’s requests.

Mr. Reddy also brought to Mr. Gor’s attention the issues faced by professionals from Telangana working in various sectors in America. The meeting focussed on the safety and welfare of students from Telangana studying in the U.S.

The Chief Minister explained about the investment prospects for U.S. companies in Telangana. The State government was ready to partner with U.S. companies in IT, Artificial Intelligence, Life Sciences, pharmaceuticals, startups, research and latest technology.

He requested the U.S. ambassador to facilitate collaborations between U.S. universities and educational institutions in Telangana. Student exchange, research, innovation and skill development programmes could be expanded between the two sides. There was need to strengthen cooperation in sectors such as education, employment, investments, technology and research within Telangana.

Highlighting that Telugu was one of the fastest-growing Indian languages in the United States, the Chief Minister appreciated Mr. Gor for his understanding of India’s history and culture. The US ambassador assured full cooperation in further expanding trade, investments, cultural exchanges and people-to-people ties between Telangana and the US.