Haryana DIPR Amit Agrawal reviews G-20 preps in Gurugram

Chandigarh: The preparations for organising Gthe -20 summit in Gurugram are gaining momentum. Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Amit Agrawal, who is also the Director General of Information, Public Relations, Culture & Languages Department, Haryana, on Saturday reviewed the preparations, especially those related to branding of the event. In the meeting, it was told that the day of the participants of the Summit in Gurugram would begin with yoga session.

All the participants from different countries will be invited for the yoga session in the morning. Efficient yoga instructors will be provided for these sessions daily and protocol yoga asanas, which are usually performed on International Yoga Day, will be practiced during their three days stay at Hotel Leela in Gurugram. The first anti-corruption working group meeting is scheduled to be held in Gurugram from ensuing March 1-4.

In the virtually held meeting, Agrawal said that it is a matter of pride for India to have the presidency of G-20 Summit, and it is an opportunity for us to showcase Haryana’s rich cultural heritage before the foreign delegates. It also provides an opportunity to protect and promote the city of Gurugram among the international community.

It was informed in the meeting that along with the preparations for the grand welcome of the participating delegates of the summit, signages and welcome gates, hoardings are also being displayed to inform the general public about the importance of this summit. For this purpose, 400 auto rickshaws and as many taxi cabs in Gurugram and Faridabad are used to publicise the event.

In addition, 100 bus queue shelters in the Delhi, 200 bus queue shelters in Gurugram, 300 buses of Haryana State Transport, 200 departmental hoardings have been put up with publicity material related to the summit.

Not only this, the G-20 logo is being broadcast on the screens in all the common service centers across the state. Publicity material related to the conference is being broadcast on 100 digital screens installed at railway stations of 6 districts including Gurugram.