Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has embarked on a six-day visit to Singapore, focusing on attracting investments and reinforcing international partnerships. The visit includes meetings with Singaporean government officials, business leaders, and the Telugu diaspora to promote Andhra Pradesh's growth potential and investment opportunities.

Key areas of discussion encompass collaboration on the Amaravati capital project, investments in ports, infrastructure, green energy, and emerging technologies. Naidu's itinerary features engagements with representatives from Surbana Jurong, Eversendai Engineering, and Singapore's Minister of Trade and Industry. He will also address a gathering of 1,500 delegates from the Telugu diaspora, highlighting initiatives like the P-4 programme aimed at poverty eradication.

The Chief Minister's agenda includes visits to Bidadari Estate for urban planning insights, the Singapore Sports School to study sports infrastructure, and Tuas Port to understand advanced logistics operations. These engagements aim to gather insights and forge collaborations that can be adapted to Andhra Pradesh's context.

Naidu's proactive approach underscores his commitment to positioning Andhra Pradesh as a strategic hub for investment and innovation, leveraging Singapore's expertise to drive the state's development forward.