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Naidu along with World Economic Forum jointly released White Paper on industrial opportunities in AP
The AP government is giving most priority for encouraging fourth industrial revolution, said Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu at an event organised by World Economic Forum on Wednesday in New York in USA
Amaravati: The AP government is giving most priority for encouraging fourth industrial revolution, said Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu at an event organised by World Economic Forum on Wednesday in New York in USA.
WEF and Chandrababu Naidu released joint White Paper on "Achieving Speedy and Sustainable Productivity".
The White Paper explained that AP emerged as the best destination for investments.
It revealed that the State government focused mainly on 12 sectors and prepared a road map for them. It consists of four chapters including status of industrial sector in India, role of fourth industrial revolution in speedy and sustainable development, sustainable productivity value, way forward for sustainable development.
State will emerge as roll model for others in fourth Industrial revolution, Chandrababu Naidu hoped. He said that many innovations will take place in AP in the near future.
He said that State government will establish "Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution". Chinese companies are going to help the State government in establishing this centre, Chandrababu Naidu said.
He said that the days will come to change the present style of office work and robots will reduce burden on human beings.
