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No room for lapses in WAVES 2027 preparations, Fadnavis tells officials

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Mumbai, Jul 17 (PTI) Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday directed officials to begin preparations for WAVES (World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit) 2027 conference on a war footing, stressing there should be no shortcomings in planning for the global event.

Chairing a review meeting here, Fadnavis asked officials to complete planning related to departmental responsibilities, budgeting, publicity, transport, technical infrastructure and inter-departmental coordination well in advance.

He said the next edition of the conference should be “broader, more streamlined and more impactful” than the inaugural event.

“The first WAVES conference created a strong impression globally and enhanced Maharashtra’s brand value. The next edition should be organised on an even grander scale through meticulous planning,” the chief minister said.

Fadnavis suggested that the conference be held in February or March, keeping weather conditions in mind.

He directed officials to assign responsibilities with clear timelines and ensure there are no lapses in venue planning, infrastructure, branding, technical facilities, protocol, transport, publicity and public outreach.

The meeting also discussed strengthening coordination between the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and the Maharashtra government through a memorandum of understanding, a joint coordination committee and partnership models.

Officials also deliberated on using the conference to attract greater investment in the animation, visual effects, gaming and comics (AVGC) sector.

The CM further directed officials to plan robust technical infrastructure, a mobile-based registration system, an integrated digital platform, dedicated protocol arrangements for international delegates and a national and international publicity strategy for the event. PTI MR BNM

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