The IT & BT Department of Karnataka presented the state’s Global Capability Centers (GCC) Policy 2024-29 at the prestigious Invest Karnataka 2025 summit, underscoring its strategic vision for attracting international investment.
Led by Champa E (General Manager, IT) and Akash Shrivastava, the delegation engaged with representatives from the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, highlighting Karnataka’s robust ecosystem for global enterprises.
During the high-level briefing, officials outlined the policy’s four core pillars aimed at positioning Karnataka as a premier GCC destination:
- Ease of Doing Business – Streamlined regulatory frameworks and single-window clearances.
- Talent Development & Skilling – Initiatives to cultivate a future-ready workforce.
- Infrastructure & Innovation Ecosystem – State-of-the-art technology hubs and facilities.
- Industry Collaboration & Ecosystem Development – Strengthening public-private partnerships and sectoral networks.
A comprehensive incentive structure accompanies these pillars, ensuring a conducive environment for global enterprises establishing their capability centers in the state.
The initiative reinforces Karnataka’s position as India’s leading technology and innovation hub, further strengthening its outreach to international investors and fostering global partnerships for sustainable economic growth.
