Preparations Underway for India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi
New Delhi civic body reviews prep for India-Africa Forum Summit

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The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) is finalizing preparations for the fourth India-Africa Forum Summit (IAFS) scheduled from May 28 to June 1, 2024. Key initiatives include special lighting at 13 roundabouts, enhanced sanitation measures, and decorative displays to welcome international delegates.
- 01The summit will feature a five-day agenda including meetings on foreign affairs and business forums.
- 02Night sweeping and sanitation efforts will be intensified along VIP routes and major roads during the summit.
- 03Decorative potted plants and summit-themed floral displays will be installed at key locations.
- 04A round-the-clock control room will be established at the Integrated Command and Control Centre to oversee arrangements.
- 05Nearly 50 LED display boards and 100 public display units will showcase summit creatives provided by the Ministry of External Affairs.
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The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has initiated preparations for the fourth India-Africa Forum Summit (IAFS), set to take place from May 28 to June 1, 2024. The council plans to enhance the city's aesthetics and functionality with special lighting at 13 major roundabouts and improved illumination at 10 hotels hosting foreign delegates. NDMC vice-chair Kuljeet Chahal emphasized the importance of sanitation and beautification, stating that night sweeping will be intensified and additional sanitation workers deployed along VIP routes and key markets. The summit's agenda includes meetings on foreign affairs and business forums, with the arrival of international delegates on May 30 and the main summit on May 31. Decorative potted plants and seasonal flowers will be placed at strategic locations to enhance the city's appeal. A control room at the Integrated Command and Control Centre will monitor all arrangements, ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. With nearly 50% of the NDMC area being green space, the horticulture department's role in beautifying the city is crucial.
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The summit preparations will enhance the aesthetic appeal and sanitation of New Delhi, benefiting residents and visitors.
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