Representatives from 44 countries and over 2,000 distinguished guests were present. The summit venue was designed with modern facilities to host discussions on development and investment. Several international organisations and business leaders joined the event to explore opportunities in Telangana.

Before the official inauguration, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy unveiled the digital statue of Telangana Thalli. He also reviewed the stalls set up across the venue and offered suggestions to officials. Various departments showcased innovations and initiatives related to governance and technology.

The Chief Minister is expected to present the government’s focus on administration, investment potential and policy support. He will also outline the state’s Vision 2047 and the Bharat Future City master plan. With global participation and strategic discussions, the summit is expected to highlight Telangana’s growth roadmap.

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Before the ministerial, India will attend a Senior Officials Meeting on October 13 and 14. Secretary (West) Sibi George will represent India at the session. Uganda currently chairs NAM for 2024–26, and this year’s theme is “Deepening Cooperation for Shared Global Affluence.”

India, a founding member of NAM, continues to support peace, development, and cooperation among its 121 member countries. Kirti Vardhan Singh will meet Ugandan leaders and counterparts from other NAM nations to discuss collaborative initiatives.

NAM originated during decolonisation and the Cold War. It helped newly independent countries achieve sovereignty and build global solidarity. India actively participates in NAM summits to strengthen unity, cooperation, and world peace.

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