Lokesh Meets High-Level Airbus Team in Delhi
Vijayawada: Education Minister Nara Loksh met with the Board of Directors of Airbus, led by Rene Obermann, president of the new Delhi on Tuesday. The senior delegation is currently to explore the ‘Make’ and Nativeization options in India.
Loksh presented the proposal to host the first-class aviation production facility, supported by Tier-1 and Tier-2 sellers anchored by Airbus, anchored by Airbus and supported by the Tier-1 and Tier-2 sellers for the integration of end-to-end supply chain.
On behalf of the EP government, the minister presented a forward aviation policy designed to make it possible to transfer global quality production and technology transfer. He said that the aim was to position the state as an aviation center for export.
The state government invited Airbus to establish an integrated cluster in which suppliers, MSMEs and partners can work, develop localization, and provide cost efficiency on scale, where the main facility of the main facility, the main facility of the main facility, the risk of abandoning the risk.
Loksh delegation, Airbus’ needs, seller cluster, logistics access, and expansion ways to match multiple sitting options to develop several aviation corridors, he said.
The EP Minister was only in the national capital for this participation.
Loksh, “Brand CBN” and Prime Minister Chandrababu Naidu’nun world -class investments in the state spoke about the past. He talked about the Focus of the EP’s ‘speed of work’ and rapid approvals.
“Airbus represents the Gold Standard in Global Aviation and Space, and Andhra Pradesh is preparing to offer a competitive house for complex production with full ecosystem support,” he said.
IMPORTANT POINTS
Industrial land with plug and play for anchor and seller units
Progressive aviation policy with targeted incentives and msme integration
Very corridor flexibility compatible with airports, ports and logistics routes
Single -window investor facilitates and confirms time -dependent approval
Compatible with partnerships with leading institutions
