Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju has reviewed preparations for the upcoming Invest Telangana Global Summit and directed officials to expedite arrangements. He emphasised inter-departmental coordination, infrastructure completion and plans to make Hyderabad Square a vibrant cultural attraction.
Updated On – 14 November 2026, 10:52 AM
Hyderabad: Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju has directed officials and the event management agency to expedite preparations for the upcoming Invest Telangana Global Summit to ensure the successful conduct of the prestigious event.
Reviewing the arrangements on Friday, the Chief Secretary instructed the event management agency to finalise designs and layouts for various thematic sectors, including the Startup Arena, India Joy, Telangana Pavilion, Climate Conclave and other key attractions.
He stressed the need to finalise the overall layout at the earliest and complete all infrastructure works in accordance with the approved plan.
The event management team made a detailed presentation on the overall site plan, venue overview, stage designs and proposed arrangements. After reviewing the presentation, the Chief Secretary issued necessary instructions to the agency.
He also reviewed preparations relating to venue management and arena design, invitations to prominent national and international personalities, programme planning, hospitality, logistics, and expo and exhibition arrangements.
Taking stock of the progress with the concerned sectoral officers, he emphasised the need for close coordination among all departments to ensure seamless execution of the event.
Stressing the importance of creating a vibrant and memorable experience for visitors, Sanjay Jaju said Hyderabad Square should emerge as the central attraction of the summit, buzzing with energy and activity.
He suggested organising cultural programmes and other activities during the evenings to enliven the space while maintaining a classy and aesthetically appealing ambience. The venue should reflect Telangana’s rich cultural heritage and contemporary spirit, he said.
