During an official visit to Singapore, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu of Andhra Pradesh showcased the state's investment opportunities, with a focus on green energy and technology. Meeting with the Indian High Commissioner, discussions revolved around the 'CBN Brand' recognition in Singapore and the strong bilateral relations between the two countries. The Chief Minister highlighted the state's ambitious plans for green energy, including the launch of green hydrogen projects in Visakhapatnam and Kakinada. Additionally, plans for establishing the country’s first Quantum Valley in Amaravati and Google setting up a data center in Visakhapatnam were announced. Emphasizing Andhra Pradesh's industrial potential, Naidu proposed the state as a strategic gateway for Singaporean investments, particularly in sectors like electronics, semiconductor manufacturing, and data centers. Talks also revolved around fostering collaboration in tech talent and academic partnerships, with a special focus on the high demand for Andhra Pradesh's technology professionals in Southeast Asia, especially in Singapore. Ambule highlighted potential investment areas for Singaporean companies in Andhra Pradesh, including shipbuilding, pharmaceuticals, and port operations. The meeting also delved into collaboration in artificial intelligence, startups, medical device research, and academic partnerships. Major Asia-Pacific firms headquartered in Singapore are exploring expansion opportunities in Andhra Pradesh. Overall, the discussions aimed at strengthening economic ties, attracting investments, and fostering collaborations across various sectors between Andhra Pradesh and Singapore.