Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Kerala Launches 100-Day GCC Mission to Attract Global Firms
The Kerala government has started a 100-day mission to attract global companies to set up offices in Kerala.
They plan to do this by showing off Kerala's strengths, improving infrastructure, and training people in new technologies.
The government will also hold events to talk to investors and make it easier for companies to set up shop.
Industry leaders have suggested making infrastructure better and faster to approve projects.
This mission aims to create more jobs and make Kerala a top place for global companies.
Kerala government launches 100-day mission to attract Global Capability Centres (GCCs).
Initiative includes global investment drive, international roadshows, infrastructure expansion, and talent development programme.
Focus on emerging sectors like artificial intelligence, semiconductor design, and deep technology.
Government to create world-class infrastructure through technology parks and PPP projects.
Advanced upskilling programme in partnership with ICT Academy of Kerala and Digital University of Kerala.
Industry leaders urge acceleration of world-class infrastructure, improved connectivity, and efficient single-window clearance system.
- Who
- Kerala government, Industries, Commerce, IT & AI Minister P.K. Kunhalikutty, Special Secretary Seeram Sambasiva Rao, industry leaders
- What
- Launch of a 100-day mission to attract Global Capability Centres (GCCs) to Kerala
- When
- Announced at the Kerala GCC Outlook 2026 conclave
- Where
- Technopark, Kerala
- Why
- To transform Kerala into a major destination for GCCs, create high-quality jobs, and build a robust ecosystem for next-generation technologies
Government and Industry Leaders
General Public
Infrastructure Development
Government and Industry Leaders
The government is focusing on creating world-class infrastructure through technology parks and PPP projects to attract global firms.
General Public
The public may benefit from improved infrastructure and job opportunities but may also have concerns about the environmental and social impacts.
Talent Development
Government and Industry Leaders
The government is launching an advanced upskilling program to ensure a steady pipeline of industry-ready talent.
General Public
The public, especially the youth, will benefit from enhanced job prospects and skill development opportunities.
- Initiative
- 100-day GCC mission
- Objective
- Transform Kerala into a major destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs)
- Key Initiatives
- Global investment drive, international roadshows, infrastructure expansion, talent development programme
- Minister
- P.K. Kunhalikutty
- Location
- Technopark, Kerala
- Focus Sectors
- Artificial intelligence, semiconductor design, deep technology
- Partners
- ICT Academy of Kerala, Digital University of Kerala
- Special Secretary
- Seeram Sambasiva Rao