G20 summit: Gurgaon’s Metro pillars, national highway, buildings to be lit up

Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal held a meeting on Friday with senior officials of government agencies in Gurgaon to review the preparations.

In the meeting, Kaushal reviewed the arrangements for the stay of delegates and discussed steps to be taken for the maintenance of roads, security, and traffic management. Several measures for beautification, cleanliness, and maintaining green belts were also chalked out.

“The logo of the G20 summit would be displayed at major locations across the city. Informatory boards with the logo of the conference will be installed on the main roads. Museo Camera will feature an exhibition showcasing India’s journey in photography over the last 75 years by 42 leading photographers,” said an officer.

Officials said that women’s self-help groups from Haryana will organise an exhibition at Sultanpur Lake for the foreign delegates.

At a meeting held earlier this month, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that some meetings of the global summit have been proposed to be held in Gurgaon. Khattar had directed officials to ensure that along with the hospitality message of ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’, the indelible impression of Haryana’s rich culture and the message of Gurgaon – a Global City – are conveyed to all the G20 member countries.

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