Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited Amaravati, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, on Saturday. He reviewed the city's urban development model and explored potential areas for inter-state collaboration.
Upon his arrival, Chief Minister Yadav went to the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) headquarters in Rayapudi. APCRDA Commissioner V Vijayaramaraju, along with Additional Commissioners A Bhargava Teja and T Rahul Kumar Reddy, extended a welcome to him.
Following this, APCRDA officials briefed Chief Minister Yadav on Amaravati's overall vision, its urban master plan, and the operational execution. Commissioner Vijayaramaraju, along with Additional Commissioners Bhargava Teja, Rahul Kumar Reddy, Kollabattula Karthik, and Abhishek Kumar, provided these details.
Officials used an advanced Digital Twin platform to showcase the master plan, various infrastructure projects, technological applications for urban governance, and the city's long-term expansion goals to the Chief Minister.
Chief Minister Yadav also met with industrialists in Vijayawada. He invited them to consider investing in Madhya Pradesh, ahead of the Global Investors Summit scheduled for 2027.
