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Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026: registration open for visitors too; photo, government ID and approval needed for 7-9 December event

Telangana is taking online registrations for its 7-9 December investors' summit at Bharat Future City. Visitors can apply as well, but every entry needs approval, a photograph and a government ID.

The white, domed Telangana State Secretariat building seen across the water of Hussain Sagar under a clear blue sky, with trees along the shore

A seat at Telangana’s investor summit in December can now be requested online. Registration for the Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026 is open on a state government portal, which was taking entries on Wednesday, 11 November. It has one tier for special invitees and another for visitors, and both carry the tag “Approval Required”.

The summit runs from Monday, 7 December to Wednesday, 9 December at Bharat Future City, Hyderabad, on the campus of the Young India Skills University. The portal gives the timing as 9 am on the first day to 6.30 pm on the last.

What the visitor form asks for

On the registration portal, picking “Visitor” brings up a single form. It wants the applicant’s first and last names as they are to be printed on the badge, an email address, a phone number and the name of the organisation or institute. A profile photograph measuring 250 by 250 has to be uploaded. So does a government identity document, after its type and number are entered. Country, state and city complete the form, and a badge preview is shown before it is submitted.

No fee is shown against either tier, and the page names no closing date. Invest Telangana, the investor desk of the Industries and Commerce Department, lays out three stages on its summit page: go to the portal, enter the details, then wait for confirmation. Queries can be sent to contact-us@invest.telangana.gov.in.

Six expo halls, 52 sessions

The event is being planned on a bigger scale than the Telangana Rising Global Summit, held at the same Future City on 8 and 9 December 2025. Six exhibition halls are being set up where the 2025 summit had one, officials told Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy at a Secretariat review. They said 52 sector-wise sessions will be spread over four main halls, according to a government release of 5 November. Invest Telangana’s tally for 2025 is 27 sessions, more than 75 agreements and upwards of $69 billion in announced investments.

The Raksha Expo on defence and aerospace has drawn interest from 49 organisations so far. A startup pavilion will show the work of 136 firms, and 60 companies are lined up for the pharma and life sciences expo. On 8 December, a Telangana Climate Conclave will take up drought, drinking water and extreme heat with about 200 participants, farmers and scientists among them.

Revanth Reddy invited industry to the summit at a New Delhi curtain-raiser on 29 October, with Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal as chief guest. Two deadlines stand before opening day. Officials must have the complete plan ready by 15 November, and the university campus has to be finished by 20 November.

File photo: the Dr B.R. Ambedkar Telangana State Secretariat in Hyderabad, seen across Hussain Sagar in September 2026. Photo: iMahesh / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

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