Hyderabad, Jan 24: The Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu may be the exception. He has been invited to attend the World Economic Forum to be held at Davos for the third consecutive year.On his first day on January 27, Mr Naidu is expected to make a presentation on "E-Government: The Next Revolution."
The others who join him on the topic include New York Governor George Pataki, Mr Geoff Mulgan of the UK PM's Policy Unit, Mr Robert Carr, Premier of New South Wales Australia.
The same day, Mr Naidu will attend the India reception hosted by CII's president Arun Bharat Ram and member of Indian business delegation at the central sport hotel.
The chief minister will make a presentation on the investment opportunities in Andhra Pradesh to the invitees, according to the informed sources.
On January 29, Mr Naidu is the prime speaker on, "How do you spell entrepreneurship". The topic explains the different models of entrepreneurship and the best practices. The session will be moderated by Mr Michael Hay, director, Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management, London Business School, UK.
During his stay he will also attend sessions on Poverty and technology, New Economy, Old Rules.
The team, which is following the Mr Naidu to Davos include: finance minister Y Ramakrishnudu, Mr Ranadeep Sudan, IT Commissioner, principal secretary industries.
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