Thursday, 24 May 2012

NFCL Corporates evince interest in AP Govt efforts to host UN biodiversity meet

Hyderabad, May 24: 
Several corporate houses have evinced interest in taking part in the Andhra Pradesh Government's efforts to host the UN Biodiversity Summit in October 2012.
The State has received response from SBI, SBH, Andhra Bank, GVK Group, L&T, Dr. Reddy's Lab, NFCL, Ramky, Apollo Hospitals among others in the beautification of the city as a part of their corporate social responsibility initiative.
Reviewing the arrangements for the mega event, the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr. N Kiran Kumar Reddy, today called upon various agencies and departments to put in their best efforts to make it a big success. Several nodal committees have been constituted to take up development works for the conference. The International Bio-diversity Conference is considered to be the biggest event ever to be held in independent India. Ministerial Delegations from 193 countries will be participating in the Convention which includes Heads of States from about 10 countries.
The corporation has identified 125 km of main roads from Airport to the venue, hotels and other important tourist places in and around Hyderabad. It is proposed to lay cycling tracks in some select parts of the city.
The State Forest Department has taken up the task to develop Bio-diversity Park by planting suitable species at Dulapally. The MoEF has chosen Mind Communications and Ideas to assist in organising the event.

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