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United Kingdom team meets Chandrababu Naidu, expresses interest to develop infra, power
A team of United Kingdom delegates expressed keen interest to collaborate with Andhra Pradesh, in the areas of infrastructure development, solar technology, education, capacity building and tourism, during a meeting held by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu at Secretariat here on Tuesday.  Rt. Hon’ble Baroness Varma of Leicester is among the delegates.  Â
Amaravati: A team of United Kingdom delegates expressed keen interest to collaborate with Andhra Pradesh, in the areas of infrastructure development, solar technology, education, capacity building and tourism, during a meeting held by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu at Secretariat here on Tuesday. Rt. Hon’ble Baroness Varma of Leicester is among the delegates.
Dr. Geoffrey Clements, Chairman of Commonwealth Infrastructure Partners, proposed the development of solar technology, and facilitating skill upgradation and training programmes. They told Chandrababu Naidu, that they would like to invest in capacity building programmes and help strengthen the skill-sets of the people of AP. Ms. Fareena Sajjad, the Business Director at NeoXcraft, explained the opportunities in future-proof transport systems, and train and update professionals to efficiently use them.
This system intends to reduce road congestion, air-borne pollutants, the wear and tear of roads, improve safety and create a vastly improved transport network towards a true smart city transport. Amar Kavi, Chairman of Kavi Holding AG, will work for a pilot project in Visakhapatnam, to launch a secure ID system with censors, biometrics and GPS with the company, Fejlette.
Suresh Mangalagiri, Executive Director of Advaith Biofuels Limited, expressed interest in setting up a bio-diesel unit in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Visakhapatnam. An Advisory Committee will be formed, to follow up with the proposals, which will be coordinated by Amar Kavi.
