Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], June 4 (ANI): Recognising Telangana’s quickly rising financial system and its strengths in IT, life sciences and superior manufacturing, the German state of Thuringia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Telangana authorities for cooperation in areas like Technology, Skill Training, Startups and Life Sciences.
The settlement was signed throughout a high-level delegation assembly led by Mario Voigt, Minister-President of the German State of Thuringia, with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, within the presence of Ministers D. Sridhar Babu and Vivek Venkataswamy.
Referring to Telangana as ‘a number one centre for progress and innovation in India’, the Minister-President mentioned the ‘spectacular’ success story of Telangana holds a particular place in India-Germany partnership dynamics. ‘We wish to associate with the profitable state of Telangana and create a win-win state of affairs for each side,’ he mentioned.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy highlighted the pressing want for pivoting to precedence ability coaching areas within the age of synthetic intelligence, with a deal with workforce wants in international locations like Germany, Japan and South Korea. He sought the help of Thuringia state management in reshaping the skilling curriculum beneath the Young India Skills University (YISU), Advanced Technology Centres (ATCs), and Polytechnic institutes.
Responding to this, Minister-President Mario Voigt mentioned a need-based, tailored skilling curriculum may very well be created for the state of Telangana, in collaboration with Thuringia’s business and academia.
The Chief Minister additional defined that Telangana’s workforce performed a key function within the success of Silicon Valley and {that a} overwhelming majority of prime world executives hailed from Hyderabad. In this context, he acknowledged that the fast-changing dynamics of AI demand a pivotal transformation in addressing skilling and coaching, particularly with coaching in languages like German.
He sought the help of Thuringia in making a hub for German language coaching in Hyderabad. ‘Germany’s business ecosystem may present a roadmap of skilling necessities, and Telangana’s Young India Skills University would adapt to the wants.’
The CM defined his imaginative and prescient to draw Fortune 500 corporations to Bharat Future City. Asserting that Hyderabad presents a world-class atmosphere for companies, he recalled that town had hosted contributors from over 100 international locations throughout Miss World 2025 at a time when there have been geopolitical tensions within the area.
‘We are able to associate with Thuringia and are trying ahead to furthering collaboration in skilling and funding alternatives,’ the CM concluded.
Minister-President Mario Voigt mentioned an official go to of an unique German group of semiconductor corporations to Telangana may very well be deliberate for assessing alternatives and exploring matchmaking on each side. ‘We are greater than prepared to host industrial teams and cater to the enterprise wants of Telangana.’
Minister D. Sridhar Babu welcomed the suggestion and declared that a variety of prime world semiconductor corporations have a presence in Hyderabad. We are additionally advancing in direction of the realm of semiconductor manufacturing quickly, he added.
Minister Vivek Venkataswamy defined that TOMCOM (Telangana Overseas Manpower Company) is already making important progress in German language coaching. He added that the Thuringia delegation may discover the skilling applications beneath the Advanced Technology Centres.
Thuringia State Secretaries Prof. Teichert and Suckert, Michael Hasper, Consul General on the German Consulate General in Chennai, additionally attended the assembly, together with a number of enterprise leaders from industries like Optics, Photonics and Precision Engineering; Life Sciences; MedTech; Defence and Aerospace.
Chief Secretary Ok. Ramakrishna Rao, Special Secretary to CM B Ajith Reddy, TGIIC MD Ok. Shashanka and different senior officers took half within the assembly. (ANI)