Telangana committed to addressing NRIs’ concerns: Jupally
Telangana Minister Jupally Krishna Rao met with the Telugu diaspora at the American Telugu Association Convention to discuss NRI concerns and investment opportunities. The government expressed its commitment to strengthening ties with overseas citizens to aid state development.
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Engaging the diaspora is a key strategy for state governments to attract foreign investment and promote cultural and economic growth.
Minister for Prohibition and Excise Jupally Krishna Rao assured the delegation that the State government was committed to addressing the genuine concerns of NRIs through coordination with the departments concerned. He acknowledged the contribution of the Telugu diaspora to Telangana’s development and its role in enhancing the State’s global profile.
Interacting with members of the NRI Committee on the sidelines of the 19th American Telugu Association (ATA) Convention in Baltimore, United States, he discussed issues concerning NRIs, particularly the Telugu diaspora.
Mr. Krishna Rao reiterated that the government accords importance to its relationship with overseas Telugus and would continue to encourage their participation in the State’s growth.
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