"The government gave wide publicity to its 'Sunrise Andrha Pradesh' and 'Make in Andhra' at Davos. The multi-national units also appreciated our efforts to build Amaravati (new capital of AP) with a new concept," Naidu told reporters.
He said "the world knows that while India's economic growth stood at 7-8 per cent, that of Andhra Pradesh at 11.5 per cent whereas other countries including China are facing recession".
Naidu said he had invited University of Cambridge and University of Singapore to set up their campuses in the state.
He said that companies like Airbus, Nestle, Siemens, besides leading industrialists have evinced their interest in investing in AP.
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