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Telangana invites Japanese firms to invest, minister woos in Osaka
Telangana Labour Minister Dr G. Vivek Venkataswamy has invited Japanese companies to invest in the state, highlighting its skilled talent pool in IT, engineering, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. He was speaking as chief…
Telangana Labour Minister Dr G. Vivek Venkataswamy has invited Japanese companies to invest in the state, highlighting its skilled talent pool in IT, engineering, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. He was speaking as chief guest at the India-Japan Workforce Roundtable in Osaka on Tuesday.
The minister said Japanese firms are exploring a new industrial park spread over 600 acres in Telangana. He urged them to expand operations and set up new industries. The state government also aims to collaborate on recruitment, training, and employment of skilled workers from Telangana for opportunities in Japan.
Through its overseas manpower company TOMCOM, the government is providing language and skill training for workers seeking jobs abroad. Venkataswamy noted that workforce mobility is becoming a key element in India-Japan ties. The roundtable was organised by Career Consultz and attended by Japanese business leaders and government officials.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Telangana is doubling down on bilateral workforce pacts after already signing one with Germany. A 600-acre industrial park would be among the largest dedicated Japanese zones in any Indian state. The real test is whether the state can match the language and cultural training Japanese firms demand, something past state-level agreements have struggled with. The TOMCOM model will be watched closely for how many workers actually get placed in Japan versus just trained. The next signal will be whether the Japanese side commits to a formal memorandum of understanding with a timeline and investment figure.
Source: siasat.com
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