Davos 2026: Telangana to Showcase ‘Rising 2047 Vision’, Seek Major Investments

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has embarked on a high-profile visit to Davos, Switzerland , aiming to position Telangana as a strong global investment destination at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2026 . Leading a high-level delegation that includes ministers and senior officials, the Chief Minister is expected to hold extensive discussions with global corporate CEOs , international investors , and sector leaders, using the Telangana Pavilion as a platform to promote the state’s long-term economic and industrial roadmap. The focus of this year’s trip goes beyond symbolic participation it is designed to deliver tangible investment outcomes through targeted engagement with multinational decision-makers.

A key highlight of the Davos agenda is Telangana’s push to attract investments in high-growth sectors such as Information Technology , Artificial Intelligence , Life Sciences , and Manufacturing . The Chief Minister is scheduled to meet representatives from leading global companies such as Google , Salesforce , Unilever , Honeywell , L’Oréal , Novartis , Tata Group , DP World , Infosys , and Cisco , with an emphasis on securing strategic partnerships and fresh commitments. Unlike conventional roadshows, the Davos platform allows Telangana to directly engage with the top leadership of global corporations, which helps accelerate conversations around expansion plans, R&D centres, technology partnerships, and long-term industrial investments.

What makes this year’s Davos visit distinct is the state’s attempt to combine investment pitching with institutional announcements, especially in emerging sectors. Telangana is expected to spotlight policy-backed initiatives such as the Telangana AI Innovation Hub (TAIH) , positioned as a global platform for real-world AI pilots and adoption, and the Next-Gen Life Sciences Policy 2026–2030 , aimed at scaling the state’s life sciences ecosystem through new innovation zones and high-value manufacturing. These announcements are likely to strengthen investor confidence by demonstrating preparedness, policy clarity, and an execution-oriented approach rather than limiting the trip to Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) alone.

The government is also expected to strongly project the long-term development blueprint “Telangana Rising 2047 Vision” , which aims to transform the state into a multi-trillion-dollar economy over the coming decades. Officials are likely to highlight Telangana’s strategic advantages, including strong infrastructure, a growing talent pool, policy stability, industrial-friendly governance, and rapid project clearances. The administration believes that linking investment opportunities to a long-term vision will help build credibility in global markets, especially among institutional investors looking for sustainable and predictable returns.

In terms of anticipation, the state is expected to target MoUs and investment pipelines in four key areas AI and deep tech, life sciences and pharma innovation, advanced manufacturing, and global logistics/supply-chain hubs. Observers will closely watch whether the meetings convert into large-scale projects, new global capability centers, and international collaborations aligned with Telangana’s future infrastructure plans such as Green Pharma City and new industrial clusters. If Telangana manages to announce clear investment commitments along with measurable follow-up plans, this Davos trip could mark a stronger execution phase rather than just a promotional exercise.

Compared to WEF Davos 2025 , where Telangana announced investment commitments of around ₹1.78 lakh crore with significant job potential, this year’s mission is expected to emphasize conversion and delivery. While last year’s highlights were driven by big-ticket commitments especially in IT infrastructure and data centres Davos 2026 is likely to focus on structured growth through policy-led ecosystems and technology-driven sectors. The broader goal is not only to secure fresh agreements, but also to demonstrate that Telangana is capable of converting earlier commitments into active projects thereby building global confidence for even larger investments in the coming years.