Oman Minister lauds T-Hub, T-Works, hails innovations ecosystem of Telangana

HYDERABAD: The much-anticipated World Telugu Information Technology Conference (WTITC) is ready to make its debut at Singapore's famous Changi Expo.

Dr. Saud bin Hammoud al Habsi, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources from Oman, would attend the event as a distinguished guest.

WTITC Chairman Sundeep Kumar Makthala handed the Minister with the first admission ticket to the event, marking a crucial step forward in the conference's planning. The WTITC is set to take place on August 5 and 6 at Singapore Changi Expo, drawing technology enthusiasts, industry experts, and Telugu professionals from around the world.

Dr. Saud bin Hammoud al Habsi was invited by Sundeep Makthala to explore some remarkable technological landmarks.

The Minister toured T-HUB, Asia’s largest incubator, and T-works, design and prototyping center.

The Oman minister was impressed by the two facilities and Telangana's innovation ecosystem.

Dr. Saud bin Hammoud al Habsi hailed the efforts of the WTITC Chairman Sundeep Kumar Makthala in bringing together professionals and enthusiasts from the Telugu community onto a global platform.

He underscored the importance of such conferences in promoting technological advancements, fostering international cooperation, and driving economic growth.

"The World Telugu Information Technology Conference is poised to be a landmark event, bringing together Telugu professionals, technology enthusiasts, and industry leaders on a global stage. It will provide a unique opportunity for networking, collaboration, and knowledge sharing, ultimately driving the growth and development of the Telugu IT community." said Sundeep Kumar Makthala.

The issuance of the first entry ticket to Dr. Saud bin Hammoud al Habsi marks the commencement of ticket sales for the Singapore WTITC event. Interested individuals can secure their spot by visiting the official WTITC website.