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Meghalaya tourism minister invites JAC for fresh talks, urges constructive stance
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🗓 15 Nov 2026, 04:12 PM
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The tourism minister of Meghalaya has asked the Joint Action Committee to meet again, emphasizing the need for practical solutions rather than protests.
Shillong, Meghalaya – The state's tourism minister extended an invitation to the Joint Action Committee (JAC) for a new round of discussions. In a statement, the minister said the committee should come prepared with proposals for accommodation facilities rather than with an outburst of dissent.
The minister highlighted that tourism development in Meghalaya hinges on collaborative efforts between the government and stakeholder groups. He urged JAC representatives to focus on concrete measures that can improve lodging options for visitors, a sector that has faced criticism for inadequate infrastructure.
No specific date for the meeting was announced, but officials indicated that the talks will be scheduled soon. The invitation reflects the administration's intent to address concerns through dialogue while keeping the state's tourism growth agenda on track.
Stakeholders are expected to submit their accommodation proposals ahead of the meeting, allowing the ministry to assess feasibility and integrate suggestions into upcoming tourism plans.
The move comes amid broader efforts by the Meghalaya government to boost its tourism profile, positioning the state as a destination for eco‑tourism and cultural experiences.
The minister highlighted that tourism development in Meghalaya hinges on collaborative efforts between the government and stakeholder groups. He urged JAC representatives to focus on concrete measures that can improve lodging options for visitors, a sector that has faced criticism for inadequate infrastructure.
No specific date for the meeting was announced, but officials indicated that the talks will be scheduled soon. The invitation reflects the administration's intent to address concerns through dialogue while keeping the state's tourism growth agenda on track.
Stakeholders are expected to submit their accommodation proposals ahead of the meeting, allowing the ministry to assess feasibility and integrate suggestions into upcoming tourism plans.
The move comes amid broader efforts by the Meghalaya government to boost its tourism profile, positioning the state as a destination for eco‑tourism and cultural experiences.