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Haryana to Build World-Class Convention Centre in Gurugram, Says CM Nayab Singh Saini
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🗓 04 Oct 2026, 09:32 PM
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Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced that the Haryana government will develop a state‑of‑the‑art convention centre in Gurugram, aiming to boost business tourism and events in the region.
Gurugram, Haryana – In a statement released today, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini outlined the state’s plan to construct a world‑class convention centre on a yet‑to‑be‑finalized site in Gurugram. The project is positioned as a flagship infrastructure initiative intended to attract national and international conferences, exhibitions, and corporate events.
The proposed facility will feature multiple auditoriums, exhibition halls, high‑speed internet connectivity, and ancillary services such as hotels and retail spaces. Officials indicated that the centre will be built in compliance with global standards, aiming to place Gurugram alongside other major Indian convention hubs.
Funding for the venture is expected to come from a mix of state budget allocations and private‑sector partnerships, though exact financial details have not been disclosed. The government has pledged to fast‑track clearances to commence construction within the next fiscal year.
Stakeholders anticipate that the new venue will generate employment opportunities, stimulate ancillary industries, and contribute to Haryana’s broader economic growth strategy. The project aligns with the state’s ongoing efforts to enhance its infrastructure portfolio and promote Gurugram as a premier business destination.
Further updates on the site selection, design partners, and timeline will be provided as the planning phase progresses.
The proposed facility will feature multiple auditoriums, exhibition halls, high‑speed internet connectivity, and ancillary services such as hotels and retail spaces. Officials indicated that the centre will be built in compliance with global standards, aiming to place Gurugram alongside other major Indian convention hubs.
Funding for the venture is expected to come from a mix of state budget allocations and private‑sector partnerships, though exact financial details have not been disclosed. The government has pledged to fast‑track clearances to commence construction within the next fiscal year.
Stakeholders anticipate that the new venue will generate employment opportunities, stimulate ancillary industries, and contribute to Haryana’s broader economic growth strategy. The project aligns with the state’s ongoing efforts to enhance its infrastructure portfolio and promote Gurugram as a premier business destination.
Further updates on the site selection, design partners, and timeline will be provided as the planning phase progresses.