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Revanth Reddy invites 550 Indian, int'l cos to Global Summit
In Short
- CM Revanth Reddy will meet corporate leaders in New Delhi on Oct 29
- Curtain raiser meet will focus on attracting investments

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy
Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy extended invitations to 550 domestic and international corporate managements for the ensuing ‘Invest Telangana Global Summit -2026” scheduled from from December 7 to 9 in Bharat Future City. Ahead of the summit, the Chief Minister will meet the corporate leaders at a curtain raiser programme in New Delhi on October 29 night.
Ambassadors, heads of leading companies, prominent industrialists and distinguished personalities from different sectors have been invited to the curtain raiser programme. Encouraged by the overwhelming response to the Raksha Expo curtain raiser held in Hyderabad recently, the government is organizing another big event in New Delhi to seek the corporate companies to make a big success of the global summit.
The main objective of the Global Summit is to lead Telangana as the best global investment destination, attracting major investments, accelerating industrial development and generating employment opportunities for the youth.
Roadshows highlighting Invest Telangana - Global Summit 2026 were already conducted in Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. More than 1,500 companies and organisations are being invited to participate in the main summit in Hyderabad.
Meanwhile, Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju held a meeting with top officials to review the arrangements made for the Delhi programme. He said that the New Delhi event would serve as an important platform to showcase Telangana’s investment potential, strengthen engagement with international investors and industry leaders, and build momentum for the upcoming summit.
Special emphasis is being placed on the defence and aerospace sectors as part of the Global Summit. Around 100 companies and organisations from across the world in the aerospace and defence industries are being invited to participate in the Raksha Expo, which will be organised in connection with the summit. Special invitations have already been sent to the identified companies and organisations, and the invitation process is continuing. The expo is expected to provide an important platform to showcase Telangana’s industrial capabilities, manufacturing ecosystem and investment opportunities in the aerospace and defence sectors.
According to officials, the main summit venue in Bharat Future City is being divided into 25 sectors to facilitate the systematic organisation of plenary sessions, seminars, discussions, agreement-signing ceremonies, exhibitions and displays by participating companies and institutions.
Special session on El Nino at Global Summit
Following El Nino weather conditions, a special session on Climate Change is being also organised at the Global Summit. The Telangana Government will present a report on how the state was tackling the worst conditions amid the El Nino in the summit and invited environmental experts to speak on the important issue.
The focus will primarily be on addressing issues such as deficit rainfall, water scarcity, agricultural crisis, rising temperatures, increasing power demand, environmental conservation, and the formulation of development plans adapted to climate change during the debate. The conference will also focus on attracting eco-friendly industries, green energy, and sustainable development.
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