Cii Karnataka The outline species in 2025-26 road map, focus on MSMES, sunrise sectors, rising growth of artificial intelligence

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in Karnataka revealed its road map from 2025 to 2026, which aims to enhance the global competitiveness of the state, which is guided by the topic “accelerating the competitiveness of Karnataka: globalization, pressure, sustainability, and trust.”

The agenda emphasizes the transformation led by artificial intelligence, the development of sunrise sectors, and the capacity building of its sources of the shorers. It also includes the targeted efforts to strengthen the northern state of Karnataka, focusing on cities such as Dharwad, belagavi, Kalaburagi, etc.

A press conference held by the elected leaders of Cii Karnataka was announced from 2025-26, Rabindra Serkantan, Vice President of Cii Karnataka, and the founder of ASM Technologies Ltd. , Guruprrasad Mudlapur, President of Bosch in India, and Director of Management Bosch Bosch Lomed.

Cii Karnataka actively focuses on the call for policy that focuses on enhancing the ease of doing business and enhancing ecosystems in the competitive and sustainable industry in the state. Priorities include simplifying commodity, services and tax tax, alleviating organizational compliance to enhance the ease of doing business, improving infrastructure and communication for balanced industrial development.

CII also continues to call on the policies of the sector and the ongoing government participation to meet the challenges of industry, enable growth, cooperate with the government, academies and global partners to advance investment, enhance innovation in the field of high technology, and accelerate the industrial transformation.

The Cii Karnataka agenda from 2025-1026 shows on the theme of “comprehensive growth through innovation and sustainability”, which aims to support MSMES through digitization, ESG integration, and block-based development. The plan determines focus areas such as semiconductors, space, electrical mobility, energy transmission, and alternative fuel, as well as efforts in the industry 4.0 skills and improving the ease of doing business.

The agenda also highlights cooperation between industry, academic circles, startups and government to enhance comprehensive leadership and sectors impact. As part of its broader vision that is in line with the VIKSIT BHARAT initiative, the CII Center launched work and livelihoods at the level of workshops in the cities of level 2 and Tier 3. In the first stage, more than 250 microcredit pioneers were trained in commercial and financial skills in five regions.

SRIKANTAN said: “While we move towards Viksit Bharat@2047, Karnataka has a unique opportunity to form the industrial future in India through innovation, technology leadership, sustainability. Our focus is on creating a flexible and flexible ecosystem, which is similar, which is a circulating matter, which is a circulating matter, which is similar, and it is a circulating matter of energy, and manufacturing, which is about Clean energy.