Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu concluded his three-day visit to Dubai aimed at attracting foreign investments. He returned to Hyderabad on Saturday after participating in 25 key meetings with business leaders and UAE ministers. The delegation also interacted with the Telugu diaspora and invited them to the CII Investors Meet-2025 scheduled for November 14-15 in Visakhapatnam.
On the first day, the Chief Minister met Sobha Group founder PNC Menon and discussed opportunities in Amaravati’s real estate, tourism, and hospitality sectors. Menon announced a ₹100-crore donation to build a world-class library in Amaravati. Chandrababu also met Sharaf Group Vice Chairman Sharafuddin Sharaf to discuss logistics and warehousing infrastructure.
The second day in Abu Dhabi included talks with ADNOC and Abu Dhabi Chamber officials on AI-driven services, food security, logistics, and industrial investments. He proposed collaborations between Ratan Tata Innovation Hub and Dubai Silicon Oasis for AI startups. Later, he addressed the Telugu diaspora, urging their participation in Andhra Pradesh’s development.
On the final day, Chandrababu studied Dubai’s tourism policy and infrastructure, visiting Yas Island attractions. He concluded his trip by visiting the BAPS Hindu Temple in Abu Dhabi, the region’s first traditional stone temple.
