AP Gears Up For CII Partnership Summit In Visakhapatnam On Nov. 12, 13
Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad reviewed the arrangements with senior officials at the state Secretariat on Monday and stressed the need to organise the summit to attract domestic and international investors.
Vijayawada:The Andhra Pradesh government has stepped up preparations for the two-day CII Partnership Summit, scheduled to be held at the AU Engineering College grounds in Visakhapatnam on November 12 and 13.
Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad reviewed the arrangements with senior officials at the state Secretariat on Monday and stressed the need to organise the summit to attract domestic and international investors.
He directed various departments to make comprehensive arrangements and ensure that investors were informed about the favourable conditions and opportunities available in Andhra Pradesh for setting up industries and companies. He called for coordinated efforts to attract investments across sectors by highlighting the state's industrial potential.
During the meeting, industries and commerce secretary N. Yuvraj made a PowerPoint presentation on the preparations and other aspects of the summit. He said Union home minister Amit Shah, other Union ministers and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu would attend the inaugural session. Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan would participate in the concluding session.
The summit is expected to bring together delegates from India and abroad, industrialists and representatives of various sectors to explore investment opportunities and business partnerships.
Special chief secretary S.S. Rawat, principal secretaries S. Suresh Kumar, Mukesh Kumar Meena and Kantilal Dande, and several other senior officials attended the meeting.
Those present included APIIC managing director Dinesh Kumar, handlooms and textiles commissioner Rekha Rani, AP FiberNet managing director Geetanjali Sharma, MSME CEO Vishwa, APEDB CEO Shanmohan and AP Airports Development Corporation managing director Praveen Aditya. I&PR director K.S. Viswanathan participated virtually.
