Finish preparations for Invest Telangana Summit by Nov-end: Revanth | Hyderabad News
Hyderabad: Chief minister A Revanth Reddy on Monday directed officials to organise the Invest Telangana Global Summit-2026 on an international scale and complete all preparations by the end of Nov.During his visit to Bharat Future City in Rangareddy district, the CM inaugurated the Future City Commissionerate at Ibrahimpatnam, reviewed the construction progress of Young India Skills University and laid the foundation stone for National Institute of Urban Management (NIUM) in the Future City, and instructed officials to accelerate the work to ensure completion ahead of the scheduled deadline.The Global Summit is scheduled to be held from Dec 7 to 9 at Bharat Future City, with the theme centred on the assurance, “We guarantee your investments.” Emphasising the importance of the event in attracting entrepreneurs and investors from India and abroad, Revanth directed officials to ensure that the arrangements meet international standards.The chief minister instructed officials to complete all works related to the open-air venue by Nov 15. He also suggested increasing the workforce, if necessary, to speed up construction of the Young India Skills University campus and ensure that the work is completed at least 15 days ahead of the scheduled deadline.Stating that the Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026 is not merely a business conference but a historic platform that could transform Telangana’s political and economic landscape, the CM stressed the need for systematic planning and coordinated efforts.During his visit, Revanth inspected the university campus and reviewed the progress of ongoing construction works, emphasising the need to give priority to both infrastructure development and summit-related arrangements.Earlier, the CM inaugurated the newly established Future City Police Commissionerate in Ibrahimpatnam. The commissionerate has been established to strengthen law and order in the rapidly developing Future City corridor and provide security for the state govt’s ambitious urban development project.After inaugurating the facility, Revanth visited the Commissioner of Police’s office, where he welcomed commissioner Tarun Joshi and conveyed his best wishes.The Future City Police Commissionerate covers an area of 4,337 sq km, spanning six assembly constituencies and two parliamentary constituencies. It is also among the major commissionerates established under the framework of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023.Later, CM Revanth performed the Bhumi Puja for the proposed campus of the NIUM on the Future City Development Authority (FCDA) office premises. He also examined the model of the proposed campus.On Tuesday, the chief minister is scheduled to visit his native village, Kondareddypalli, in Nagarkurnool district to celebrate Dasara with his family members, relatives, friends and villagers.
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