Davos, Switzerland — The CKPC Group unveiled a series of ambitious international development initiatives during the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, marking a significant step toward strengthening economic collaboration between Europe and India. The announcement underscores CKPC Group’s strategic vision to bridge the gap between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows into India and high-impact, technology-driven infrastructure development.
During high-level meetings held in Davos by the CKPC Europe Office, senior discussions were led by Mr. Hendrikus and Dr. K. J. Purushotham, Chairman of the CKPC Group, Bengaluru. The interactions focused on attracting European investments and aligning them with India’s fast-growing digital and industrial ecosystem.
A key highlight of the announcement was CKPC Group’s plan to develop dedicated Software Parks across multiple Indian states, including Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. These technology hubs are envisioned as world-class centers designed to foster innovation, generate employment, and serve as gateways for European companies seeking a structured and scalable entry into the Indian market.
On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, the CKPC delegation held important meetings with senior Indian leadership, including Mr. N. Chandrababu Naidu, Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh; Mr. Biswas, Chief Minister of Assam; and Mr. M. B. Patil, Minister for Large and Medium Industries, Government of Karnataka. These engagements focused on state-level collaboration, policy support, and creating investor-friendly frameworks to ensure the successful implementation of CKPC’s proposed projects.
Dr. K. J. Purushotham emphasized that the Software Parks would act as a vital bridge between European capital, global technology enterprises, and India’s skilled workforce, while also supporting regional development and balanced economic growth across multiple states.
The initiatives announced at Davos reflect CKPC Group’s commitment to playing a catalytic role in India’s digital transformation and positioning the country as a preferred destination for global investments. With strong backing from state governments and growing interest from European stakeholders, the CKPC Group’s Davos engagements are expected to translate into long-term partnerships and tangible economic outcomes for India.
The World Economic Forum platform once again proved instrumental in connecting global vision with local execution, as CKPC Group reinforced its role as a key facilitator of international investment and sustainable development.
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