Telangana is ready to fully support the establishment of world-class institutions like Skills University, T-Hub, and T-Works in Bahrain. State IT and Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu made this announcement, highlighting the government’s willingness to share its expertise.
During a high-level meeting at the Secretariat on Tuesday, Minister Sridhar Babu assured Bahrain’s Ambassador to India, Abdul Rahman Al Gaoud, that Telangana is committed to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. The state government is eager to help Bahrain implement similar initiatives.
Senior representatives from the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce, who were part of the delegation, showed great interest in Telangana’s successful projects. They invited Minister Sridhar Babu to visit Bahrain and explore further collaboration.
The Minister expressed his gratitude for the invitation and reiterated Telangana’s commitment to supporting Bahrain in setting up skill development institutions. He emphasized that Telangana is ready to share its knowledge and experience to help Bahrain create similar successful models.
Speaking about Telangana’s Skills University, Sridhar Babu highlighted its industry-driven approach. He explained that corporations play a key role in shaping the curriculum and providing hands-on training to young professionals, ensuring they are job-ready.
He stressed that Telangana’s vision is clear—education should directly connect to employment. Skills University acts as a bridge between academia and industry, preparing students with the necessary expertise to excel in the workforce.
The Minister also spoke about Hyderabad’s growing reputation as a center of talent, research, and advanced infrastructure. He described the city as a hub of innovation, not just within India but on a global scale.
Hyderabad has built a strong ecosystem that supports both startups and established businesses. This has created unique opportunities for growth and investment, making the city a powerhouse of economic and technological development.
