AP Chambers holds curtain-raiser for its Business Expo 2025

Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation (AP Chambers) organised a curtain-raiser for its Business Expo 2025 here on Tuesday.

Minister of Housing and I&PR Kolusu Parthasarathy; Minister of MSME, SERP, and NRI Empowerment Kondapalli Srinivas and Chairman of AP NRTS Dr. Ravi Vemuru participated in the event. The Ministers unveiled the expo audio visual (AV) and the brochure.

AP Chambers president Potluri Bhaskara Rao, past president Muttavarapu Murali Krishna, executive vice president B. Raja Sekhar; general secretary Subbarao Ravuriband treasurer S. Akkaiah Naidu were present.

Presidents of around 25 sectoral associations participated in the meeting. Kondapalli Srinivas interacted with them to understand the issues faced by MSMEs. Speaking on the occasion, Kolusu Parthasarathy said, “Andhra Pradesh is the best place for investments and the Chief Minister is driven by the goal to develop the State on all fronts and the State is attracting a lot investments under his dynamic leadership. AP Chambers is organising its Business Expo 2025 at the right time when the State is poised for economic growth. I wish AP Chambers a great success.” Bhaskara Rao said “the first edition of Business

Expo organised by AP Chambers in November 2024 in Vijayawada was a huge success,marking one of the largest business gatherings in the region. With participation from more than 150 exhibitors representing diverse sectors, the expo served as a vibrant platform for sectoral seminars, networking, collaboration, and showcasing innovations."

He said "AP Chambers is organising Business Expo 2025 on an even larger scale. The expo will attract a diverse audience including MSMEs, entrepreneurs, industrialists, industry professionals, innovators, service providers, and consumers from across Andhra Pradesh."

The expo will feature around 160 exhibitors and is estimated to have more than 30,000 plus footfalls. It will feature parallel sectoral seminars with participation from ministers, bureaucrats, industrialists, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts.