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Andhra Pradesh Aims to Create 2 Million Jobs in Five Years Ahead of CII Partnership Summit

In a bold announcement ahead of the 30th CII Partnership Summit, Andhra Pradesh's IT Minister revealed plans to generate 2 million jobs over the next five years. The state is actively working on new policies to boost employment and attract investments, having already secured over $120 billion in recent months. Major companies, including Google and top manufacturing firms, are setting up operations in the region, contributing to job creation. The minister expressed optimism about the rapid growth of various sectors, including IT, manufacturing, and tourism, positioning Andhra Pradesh as a future investment hub in India.
By Ambika Singh Nov 13, 2025, 01:54 IST
Andhra Pradesh Aims to Create 2 Million Jobs in Five Years Ahead of CII Partnership Summit

Ambitious Job Creation Plans Announced

News Media: Ahead of the upcoming 30th CII Partnership Summit, the IT Minister of Andhra Pradesh has announced the state government's ambitious goal to generate 2 million job opportunities over the next five years. He highlighted that several new policies are being developed to enhance job creation and attract investments in the state.



The minister reported that over $120 billion in investments have been secured in recent months. He mentioned that Google is set to commence its operations in Visakhapatnam soon, while five of India's leading manufacturing firms are establishing their plants in Andhra Pradesh.


He emphasized that each investment is creating new job opportunities, and local small and medium enterprises are also expanding rapidly. Major IT companies like TCS and Cognizant have chosen Andhra Pradesh due to the state government's efficiency and speed in facilitating business.


Furthermore, the minister noted that not only the IT sector but also manufacturing, hospitality, and tourism are experiencing rapid growth in Andhra Pradesh. He expressed confidence that the state will emerge as one of India's key investment hubs in the coming years.


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