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Chandrababu Naidu discusses Urban Innovation Meet with CRDA officials
The officials presented ideas for the Urban Innovation Summit to be held in the second week of April, during CRDA meeting held by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday. They presented their inference from 80 to 90 summits held worldwide, and the ideas inspired by them in this meeting.
Amaravati: The officials presented ideas for the Urban Innovation Summit to be held in the second week of April, during CRDA meeting held by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday. They presented their inference from 80 to 90 summits held worldwide, and the ideas inspired by them in this meeting.
The Chief Minister said that thought leaders, policy makers, innovators and young tech-savvy successful people should be invited, and the event should be a global level platform to exchange ideas on urban planning and technology.
Officials from LV Prasad Eye Hospital, Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital, Indo-UK Institute of Health and Brahmakumaris Universal Peace Retreat Centre presented their designs and schedules for operations.
Reacting on their presentations, Naidu suggested that all of them must ensure that their campuses and buildings should look iconic, and their operations must stick to the schedules and action plans prepared.
The Chief Minister also reviewed a presentation on the proposed Kalagramam in Amaravati. The presentation included NTR Kala Vedika, a multipurpose auditorium, amusement parks, exhibition centre and a waterfront.
