Telangana Global Summit Secures ₹5.75 Lakh Crore Investments

Telangana concluded the two-day Telangana Rising Global Summit with investment commitments worth ₹5.75 lakh crore, marking one of the State’s most significant capital mobilisation efforts. The event showcased the government’s push to position Telangana as a hub for advanced energy systems, large-scale data infrastructure and future-ready urban development.

Energy and Data Infrastructure Lead Investment Inflows

Nearly half of the total commitments flowed into the energy sector, reflecting investor interest in large-scale, sustainable power solutions. Data centre investments formed the next largest segment. Infrakey Datacenter Parks announced a 1 GW AI data centre project valued at ₹70,000 crore, while Singapore-based AGIDC confirmed a ₹67,500 crore commitment to establish an international gateway facility.

Major Urban and Technology Projects Announced

JCK Infra Projects signed an agreement to invest ₹9,000 crore in developing an integrated AI City and township in Bharat Future City. These developments align with the State’s strategy to blend urban expansion with digital infrastructure and next-generation technology ecosystems, attracting global investors seeking long-term stability.

Vision 2047 Targets Trillion-Dollar Growth

At the valedictory session, the Chief Minister unveiled the Telangana Rising 2047 Vision Document. The roadmap aims to scale the State’s economy to $1 trillion by 2034 and $3 trillion by 2047. Prepared with support from NITI Aayog and the Indian School of Business, the framework emphasises inclusive development, educational reforms, and youth-oriented initiatives such as a proposed Sports University.

Exam Oriented Facts

• Total MoUs signed: ₹5.75 lakh crore.
• Infrakey’s AI data centre investment: ₹70,000 crore.
• AGIDC’s international gateway data centre: ₹67,500 crore.
• Vision 2047 aims for a $3 trillion State economy by 2047.

Focus on Skills and Workforce Transformation

Anand Mahindra, participating in the summit, highlighted the value of real-world skills in an AI-driven era. As Chairman of the Young India Skills University, he underscored the push to elevate vocational capabilities, stating that “blue collar is the new gold collar.” The State’s strategy positions human-centric skills as a competitive advantage in an increasingly digital global economy.