Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reiterated that Hyderabad has emerged as a top global destination for investors, offering world-class infrastructure, a safe ecosystem, and a strategically central location. Addressing the US–India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) in New Delhi, he highlighted Telangana as one of India’s youngest and fastest-growing states with a strong youth population. He invited global companies and GCCs to invest in Hyderabad and emphasized the state’s commitment to women empowerment, quality education, urban development, and world-class living standards. The Chief Minister detailed the government’s development and welfare initiatives over the last 23 months and announced the upcoming 30,000-acre ‘Bharat Future City’, set to be one of India’s most advanced urban hubs.

He further outlined major infrastructure initiatives including the dry port, metro expansion, Regional Ring Road, radial roads, and a large manufacturing zone between ORR and RRR. He said Telangana is well-positioned to become the global answer to the “China Plus One” model. Inviting top universities like Harvard, Stanford, and Oxford to set up off-shore campuses in Hyderabad, he highlighted opportunities for affordable world-class education for Global South students. The CM also proposed naming key Hyderabad roads after tech giants such as Google and Meta. The Telangana Rising 2047 Vision received strong appreciation at the summit, with Cisco’s former CEO John Chambers praising the CM’s bold and transparent agenda. USISPF President Dr. Mukesh Aghi confirmed that most members will attend the Telangana Rising Global Summit in Hyderabad on December 8–9 to explore investment opportunities.