Invest Telangana Summit to feature six expos, 52 sessions
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Hyderabad, Nov 10 (IANS) Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026, scheduled to be held next month, will feature six expos, 52 sector sessions and nine events and pavilions.
Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026 (ITGS 2026) will be held at Bharat Future City here from December 7 to December 9.
Being organised by Invest Telangana under the Industries & Commerce Department, the summit forms part of the Telangana Rising 2047 vision, which aims to make Telangana a 3 trillion US dollar economy by 2047.
ITGS 2026 will have six expo hangars, compared with one expo hall in 2025. The total area rises to 72,250 square meters from 27,500 square meters last year. More than 60,000 square meters of exhibition space is proposed across 12 sectors and pavilions.
Sessions will follow the journey of an investment in five stages: pledge, plot, plant, payroll and product.
The summit will have an inaugural plenary and 52 sector sessions in four parallel halls. The halls are themed Engines of Telangana, The Wider Economy, The Telangana Stack and the Social Sector Forum.
Business platforms include a CEO–Minister Deal Floor and a Government-to-Business desk. The valedictory on December 9 will publish a Pledge-to-Product Scorecard, so that commitments made at the summit can be followed in public.
The state government on Tuesday opened registrations for ITGS 2026. Delegates can register online on the official Government of Telangana portal, invite-itgs2026.telangana.gov.in.
According to an official release, the summit will be held under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. A Cabinet Sub-Committee chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarkais is overseeing preparations. Ministers N. Uttam Kumar Reddy, D. Sridhar Babu and Gaddam Vivek are the members.
Curtain raisers were held in Hyderabad on October 24 for the Raksha Expo and in New Delhi on October 29 for the summit.
Nine events and pavilions are planned, along with side events. Raksha Expo 2026 covers defence, aerospace, space, internal security, and cyber and AI. It has a 14,400 sq m indoor exhibition with five sector pavilions, an outdoor display and live demonstrations of counter-drone, UAS and robotics systems. DRDO, HAL, BEL, BDL, ECIL, Safran, Tata Advanced Systems, L&T Precision, Bharat Forge and Skyroot Aerospace are among the confirmed participants.
There will be an Acrobatic Airshow on the inaugural day – December 7.
Startup Pavilion will have 136 startups across 9,000 sq m, with nominations from T-Hub, T-Works, RICH and WE Hub. The largest groups are defence, space and aerospace (35 startups) and health, biotech and pharma (30).
IndiaJoy 2026 and Creators Corner will be held in two halls, one for business and one for the public. It covers animation, VFX, gaming, comics and extended reality, with a 300-seat esports arena.
Pharma & Life Science Expo will feature 60 companies, covering the value chain from drug discovery to global capability centres.
Telangana Pavilion will be a state showcase in five zones. It features an Ikat and Bathukamma canopy with a live loom, a 360-degree projection hall and Kakatiya stone craft.
Industrial Expo will comprise MSMEs to large industries, including the Shakti Pavilion for women enterprises. Its Agriculture & Allied Sectors Pavilion is themed "Farm to Fork – Telangana".
Telangana climate conclave will be held on December 8, anchored by the EFS&T Department, on preparing the state for an El Nino year. About 200 scientists, policymakers, practitioners, farmers and community leaders will take part in five thematic sessions. It will close with a Telangana Climate Resilience Agenda for the next one, five and 10 years.
Education, Research & Skilling Expo will have 47 participants and pavilions. These include universities, IIT Hyderabad, ISB, BITS, NALSAR, Young India Skills University, and UK and Europe pavilions.
There will also be the Telangana Innovation Startup Challenge. Startups and independent innovators can apply at tisc.telangana.gov.in to solve challenges set by government departments. These span agriculture, energy, healthcare, education and public infrastructure, led by solar-powered irrigation.
Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026 (ITGS 2026) will be held at Bharat Future City here from December 7 to December 9.
Being organised by Invest Telangana under the Industries & Commerce Department, the summit forms part of the Telangana Rising 2047 vision, which aims to make Telangana a 3 trillion US dollar economy by 2047.
ITGS 2026 will have six expo hangars, compared with one expo hall in 2025. The total area rises to 72,250 square meters from 27,500 square meters last year. More than 60,000 square meters of exhibition space is proposed across 12 sectors and pavilions.
Sessions will follow the journey of an investment in five stages: pledge, plot, plant, payroll and product.
The summit will have an inaugural plenary and 52 sector sessions in four parallel halls. The halls are themed Engines of Telangana, The Wider Economy, The Telangana Stack and the Social Sector Forum.
Business platforms include a CEO–Minister Deal Floor and a Government-to-Business desk. The valedictory on December 9 will publish a Pledge-to-Product Scorecard, so that commitments made at the summit can be followed in public.
The state government on Tuesday opened registrations for ITGS 2026. Delegates can register online on the official Government of Telangana portal, invite-itgs2026.telangana.gov.in.
According to an official release, the summit will be held under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. A Cabinet Sub-Committee chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarkais is overseeing preparations. Ministers N. Uttam Kumar Reddy, D. Sridhar Babu and Gaddam Vivek are the members.
Curtain raisers were held in Hyderabad on October 24 for the Raksha Expo and in New Delhi on October 29 for the summit.
Nine events and pavilions are planned, along with side events. Raksha Expo 2026 covers defence, aerospace, space, internal security, and cyber and AI. It has a 14,400 sq m indoor exhibition with five sector pavilions, an outdoor display and live demonstrations of counter-drone, UAS and robotics systems. DRDO, HAL, BEL, BDL, ECIL, Safran, Tata Advanced Systems, L&T Precision, Bharat Forge and Skyroot Aerospace are among the confirmed participants.
There will be an Acrobatic Airshow on the inaugural day – December 7.
Startup Pavilion will have 136 startups across 9,000 sq m, with nominations from T-Hub, T-Works, RICH and WE Hub. The largest groups are defence, space and aerospace (35 startups) and health, biotech and pharma (30).
IndiaJoy 2026 and Creators Corner will be held in two halls, one for business and one for the public. It covers animation, VFX, gaming, comics and extended reality, with a 300-seat esports arena.
Pharma & Life Science Expo will feature 60 companies, covering the value chain from drug discovery to global capability centres.
Telangana Pavilion will be a state showcase in five zones. It features an Ikat and Bathukamma canopy with a live loom, a 360-degree projection hall and Kakatiya stone craft.
Industrial Expo will comprise MSMEs to large industries, including the Shakti Pavilion for women enterprises. Its Agriculture & Allied Sectors Pavilion is themed "Farm to Fork – Telangana".
Telangana climate conclave will be held on December 8, anchored by the EFS&T Department, on preparing the state for an El Nino year. About 200 scientists, policymakers, practitioners, farmers and community leaders will take part in five thematic sessions. It will close with a Telangana Climate Resilience Agenda for the next one, five and 10 years.
Education, Research & Skilling Expo will have 47 participants and pavilions. These include universities, IIT Hyderabad, ISB, BITS, NALSAR, Young India Skills University, and UK and Europe pavilions.
There will also be the Telangana Innovation Startup Challenge. Startups and independent innovators can apply at tisc.telangana.gov.in to solve challenges set by government departments. These span agriculture, energy, healthcare, education and public infrastructure, led by solar-powered irrigation.
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