Organizers believe Reddy’s governance experience in land for AI ecosystems, power infrastructure, skill development, regulatory frameworks, and investment partnerships will enrich global policymaking and industry discussions.

The Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has been invited to speak at the Harvard Kennedy School AI Policy Symposium on March 27, where the focus will be AI as infrastructure and its effects on livability and the workforce.

Experts anticipate the CM’s participation will strengthen India’s voice in global AI policy debates and boost the country’s ambitions in next‑generation technologies.

Telangana’s leadership in pursuing an AI City as part of the Bharat Future City initiative is acknowledged by the symposium organizers.

The event aims to bring together leaders to discuss AI governance, geopolitics, the knowledge economy, and enabling infrastructure.

Earlier this year, Reddy completed a six‑day executive leadership program at Harvard Kennedy School and earned a certificate.

Organizers and Reddy discussed the symposium during his recent visit to the United States.

The invitation to speak followed discussions during the CM’s U.S. visit, when organizers met with him to outline the symposium in detail.