Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is actively promoting the state as a hub for green hydrogen production and a pioneer in artificial intelligence development. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Mr Naidu expressed his commitment to staying abreast of global investment trends, emphasizing the significance of green energy and AI. While acknowledging the current cost challenges of green hydrogen on a global scale, he remains optimistic about its feasibility in India due to the state's emphasis on renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and pumped energy. Furthermore, the Chief Minister unveiled plans for a 'drone city' initiative to enhance mechanization across various sectors, including law enforcement, healthcare, and disaster management. By leveraging drone technology, Andhra Pradesh aims to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Additionally, Mr Naidu discussed the development of Amaravati as a futuristic city focusing on cutting-edge technologies and sustainability, with ongoing efforts to revitalize key projects like Polavaram. With a positive outlook towards the state's progress, Mr Naidu outlined the challenges faced post-bifurcation and the collaborative efforts with the central government to propel growth and innovation. India's participation at Davos underlines a strategic approach to foster partnerships, attract investments, and showcase the nation's commitment to sustainable development and technological advancement.