Hyderabad: A Trillion-Dollar Vision Unveiled at ISB Summit

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy revealed an ambitious vision at the ISB Leadership Summit: transforming Hyderabad into a $600-billion city within a trillion-dollar Telangana economy. Reddy emphasized Hyderabad's global competitiveness and encouraged ISB students to embody leadership and promote Hyderabad's potential worldwide.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 20-10-2024 19:47 IST | Created: 20-10-2024 19:47 IST
Hyderabad: A Trillion-Dollar Vision Unveiled at ISB Summit
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy at ISB Leadership Summit in Hyderabad. (Photo/ X @revanth_anumula). Image Credit: ANI
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In an ambitious address at the ISB Leadership Summit, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy declared his vision to establish Hyderabad as a $600-billion city, a crucial step in transitioning Telangana into a trillion-dollar economy. Speaking at the Indian School of Business, Reddy highlighted the importance of positioning Hyderabad not just as a national leader but as a competitive metropolis alongside major global cities like New York, London, and Tokyo.

Reddy emphasized, "Hyderabad should not only compete with other Indian cities but should aim to stand shoulder to shoulder with the world's great metropolises. Our ultimate objective is to cement India and Hyderabad as prime destinations for global investment." He expressed a commitment to collaborate with ISB to nurture leadership, despite the potential for lower immediate financial incentives. "My idea is to make Hyderabad a role model for the country," he reiterated.

The Chief Minister addressed ISB students as crucial ambassadors for Hyderabad, New India, and emphasized the need for courage and sacrifice in leadership. He stated, "Courage is pivotal, not just intelligence or hard work. Success often follows those willing to take risks." Reddy further advised maintaining direct interactions with people as a cornerstone of effective leadership. Commending the Summit's theme, 'Leadership in New India,' he urged students to use their talents to promote Hyderabad and Telangana on a global stage.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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