A senior team from the large pharmaceutical company Sanofi earlier gave the
minister a presentation on their ambitious expansion ambitions in Hyderabad. A hub with 350 employees was announced by the
business earlier this year in Hyderabad. The
business referred to the
hyderabad center as one of its important worldwide "Talent Hubs." The
minister stated during the conference in Boston that the opening of Sanofi's global center in
hyderabad further strengthened the State's overall life sciences agenda.
It reflects a huge advancement in Hyderabad's leadership position as we work to establish ourselves as the global 'Health Tech Mecca. These kinds of expenditures demonstrate Telangana's dedication to keeping up with
technology developments and funding healthcare innovation, he added. In
hyderabad, Pi
health will open an integrated
cancer hospital and research facility. The
minister was met in Boston by Dr.
bobby reddy, co-founder of Pi
health, who told him of the plan to construct an integrated
cancer hospital and research facility in Hyderabad.
The
minister said, "I'm thrilled that Pi
health has chosen to establish a cutting-edge
technology integrated
cancer hospital and research centre in
hyderabad and is committed to creating opportunities for the incredible healthcare and IT talent in
telangana to fight
cancer and drive the future of medicine. Present were
amarnath reddy Atmakuri, Chief Relations Officer, E
vishnu Vardhan
reddy, Special Secretary (Investment Promotion &
nri Affairs), and Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary (IT and Industries).