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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is exercising to attract investors in Gulf countries. The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) communicated perception on making generous investments in Andhra Pradesh especially in the infrastructure part.
ADIA Director Khalil Mohammed Sarif Foulathi gave an affirmation to that impact to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu in an association in Abu Dhabi on Monday.
Mr. Naidu said the amazing achievement of the United Arab Emirates (UAE’s) development into a financial powerhouse was a motivation for all and he might want the ADIA to explore the open doors in Andhra Pradesh .
which, he affirmed, was giving the best of conditions to working together. The nation which was seen to be only a leave had experienced an dramatic change as the rulers and the business people took the afflictions in their walk and had thought of such a model of improvement, to the point that turned out to be the envy of others, the CM watched.
Mr. Naidu said the State had focused on 15% development rate throughout the following 15 years, for which endeavors were being made with the assistance of the Central government and other invested individuals.
Concentrate had been laid on the development of the capital city Amaravati and it involved pride that the Singapore government was broadening some assistance in that undertaking.
Seeking investments for AP, Chandrababu spoke to Mubadala company Deputy CEO Al Shimary in this regard and requested to form a joint committee. According to the reports, the company is keen to invest to develop Energy Storage system in Andhra Pradesh.
The Chief Minister later visited the Sheikh Zayed Mosque where he offered prayers to Allah for the development of the state.