The IT minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nara Lokesh is currently in South Korea as he is meeting with several business executives in an attempt to invite investments to the state. In this connection, he is now taking part and very interesting investment campaign in South Korea.
The team led by Lokesh has met with Shoealls, SOLUM, APACT, Samsung, LG, Boo Young, Hwaseung, and many more showcasing everything Andhra Pradesh has to offer.
And now something interesting is happening again, as Lokesh is set to take part in an investment oriented roadshow in Seoul, South Korea. This event is being executed in partnership with the government of Andhra Pradesh and South Korea business forum.
Generally, we see roadshows and related activities in hardcode Indian politics. But for a change, Lokesh is taking part in a roadshow event in Seoul, South Korea where the team will be grabbing the interest of leading tech companies.
This is one interesting way to appeal to a larger portion of the investors at once and lokesh needs to be appreciated for his innovation here. It would take some guts and dedication to take part in such a diplomatic activity on foreign land.
Andhra Pradesh has come a long way in the industrial sector. While the previous system was widely questioned, Lokesh is now introducing innovative and effective reforms. Even those from other states who once opposed Andhra Pradesh’s development are now praising his efforts, raising many eyebrows.
This post was last modified on 9 July 2026 8:24 am
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