

At a time when pollution concerns are dominating discussions across the country, Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh has highlighted the state's clean environment as a major advantage to attract investors. He urged companies not only to establish manufacturing units but also to relocate their corporate headquarters to Andhra Pradesh. Speaking at the 31st CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam, Lokesh invited businesses to set up their headquarters in Visakhapatnam, Amaravati or Rayalaseema. He highlighted the state's skilled workforce, connectivity, quality of life and investor-friendly governance as key strengths.
Lokesh said Andhra Pradesh offers clean air, a beautiful coastline and relatively less traffic congestion, making it an attractive destination for businesses and professionals. He also highlighted the availability of skilled talent in IT, quantum technology and manufacturing, along with strong port infrastructure and expanding airport connectivity. He said the state is preparing for the future through investments in artificial intelligence, quantum technology and advanced manufacturing, supported by skill development and research facilities. Emphasising the government's commitment to investor-friendly governance, he assured businesses of accessible leadership and faster project clearances to accelerate implementation.



















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