Congress MP Vamsi Krishna urges NRIs in Netherlands to invest in Telangana

HYDERABAD

Congress MP from Peddapalli, Gaddam Vamsi Krishna, has invited the Netherlands-based Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to invest in Telangana as the State offers best of the pro-industry policies and incentives.

He was speaking at a two-day conference organised by the Foundation for Critical Choices for India (FCCI) in New Delhi on Friday. The event drew a significant turnout from the Netherlands diaspora, coinciding with FCCI’s 45th anniversary and the 75th year of India-Netherlands friendship.

During the session themed, Indian Diaspora: Dedicated to the Progress of India, Mr. Vamsi positioned Telangana as a burgeoning hub for industrial and sectoral investments. “The future belongs to India in the field of investments,” he asserted, noting India’s emergence as a preferred destination globally.

He cited the Viksit Bharat–2047 roadmap as a model for the world and highlighted the Telangana Rising Summit’s success in attracting investors, while emphasising the inseparable bond between India and the Netherlands. Mr. Vamsi acknowledged the contributions of FCCI members in fostering an industrial revolution in the Netherlands, describing their efforts as unforgettable and integral to repaying the nation’s debt.

The MP also engaged in a panel discussion, detailing the investment policies of the Telangana government and reinforcing the State’s appeal to global investors. The conference, aimed at encouraging people of Indian origin to partner in India’s development, particularly highlighted Telangana’s role in building a Viksit Bharat.