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Keralam CM interacts with content creators, social media influencers from BRICS nations

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Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 14 (PTI) Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan on Monday interacted with several content creators and social media influencers from 19 BRICS member and partner nations and informed them how the state has transformed into a rapidly emerging global investment hub.

Sharing photographs on social media platform X of his interaction with the 35 leading content creators and social media influencers from BRICS member and partner nations at Cliff House here, his official residence, the CM said he also outlined before them the state’s infrastructure in various sectors.

“Glad to share with them the real Keralam Story- a land bordered by a 600-km coastline and the biodiverse Western Ghats, rapidly emerging as a global investment hub.

“Outlined our expanding port and aviation infrastructure, world-renowned talent pool of doctors, engineers, and IT professionals, and our vision to establish Keralam as a global destination for Ayurveda and holistic wellness,” he said in his X post.

Satheesan further said that as India’s “first fully literate state” which was advancing toward complete digital literacy and attracting legacy universities, “Keralam stands tall as a beacon of sustainable and inclusive development”. PTI HMP ROH

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