Andhra Pradesh aims for $2.40-trillion economy by 2047, says Naidu

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu exuded assurance that Andhra Pradesh (AP) would go a $2.40 trillion system by 2047 with the per capita income reaching $42,000 successful alignment with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s imaginativeness of Viksit Bharat.  “With a immense young population, and aggregate different advantages, India is poised to look arsenic an unstoppable force”, helium asserted. 

Addressing the valedictory league of the CII Partnership Summit - 2025 present connected Saturday, Mr. Naidu said the lawsuit was not simply a concern matter but turned retired to beryllium a taste speech and a forum wherever divers ideas and societal issues were discussed with a imaginativeness for the future. He noted that the Summit was enriched by the information of 30 Ministers from antithetic countries and it had 700 B2B sessions and respective MoUs inked.  

Todd McClay, Minister for Trade and Investment, Agriculture and Forestry and Associate Minister for Foreign Affairs of New Zealand, said that his authorities was moving intimately with the Government of India connected a highly effectual Free Trade Agreement and exploring ways to navigate the existent planetary commercialized challenges.  

Australia - India CEO Forum Director Jodi McKay appreciated the Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) and CII for successfully organising the Partnership Summit, and said that the vigor demonstrated by the State  successful moving guardant economically has been inspiring. 

Rodney Riviere, Cluster Coordinator-Private Sector Development - Skilling and TVET GIZ, Germany mentioned that GIZ partnered with A.P. successful advancing renewable vigor and would proceed to deepen this collaboration. 

Edith N. Nordmann, Managing Partner of ACG International and Chairman, Netherlands India Chamber of Commerce and Trade (NICCT) highlighted that A.P. was  positioning itself successful the forefront of India’s adjacent signifier of concern and technological growth.

CII President Rajiv Memani, Vice - President Suchitra Ella, Director General Chandrajit Banerjee and others spoke.