The preparations for the three-day G20 meeting, scheduled to begin on July 19 in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, were reviewed by Union Labour and Employment Minister Bhupender Yadav on Sunday. The fourth employment working group meeting will take place on the first two days, followed by a meeting of the labour and employment ministers of G20 countries on the third day. Yadav instructed officials to showcase the historical, cultural heritage, and wildlife of Madhya Pradesh to the delegates during the G20 meeting.
After the meeting, Minister Yadav visited the famous 56 shops, a center with eateries, and a hotel in Indore to assess the arrangements being made for the G20 delegates. Addressing party workers later at the city BJP office, Yadav expressed hope that the upcoming G20 meeting would witness the same enthusiasm from the people of Indore as seen in previous events such as the Pravasi Bharatiya Sammelan and the agriculture working group of the G20.
District Collector Ilayaraja T revealed that representatives from 29 countries will be participating in the G20 meeting, with extensive preparations underway for the event.
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