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Indore Hosts Passenger Transport Vision Summit to Boost PPP Bus Operations
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 10:09 AM
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A two‑day Passenger Transport Vision Summit began in Indore on Sunday, where officials will discuss a public‑private partnership framework for operating buses under the watch of Chief Minister Mohan.
The state’s two‑day Passenger Transport Vision Summit kicked off in Indore on Sunday, marking the start of a focused dialogue on modernising public transport across Madhya Pradesh. Organized by the state government, the summit will run for two days, bringing together transport officials, policy experts and industry stakeholders.
The core agenda centers on redefining the public‑transport network through a public‑private partnership (PPP) model, specifically targeting bus operations. Participants are expected to outline operational frameworks, financing mechanisms and service standards that could reshape bus services in the region.
Chief Minister Mohan is slated to address the gathering, underscoring the government’s commitment to attract investment and improve commuter experience. The summit aims to produce actionable recommendations that will guide the rollout of PPP‑based bus services, signaling a strategic push to boost transport infrastructure in the state.
The core agenda centers on redefining the public‑transport network through a public‑private partnership (PPP) model, specifically targeting bus operations. Participants are expected to outline operational frameworks, financing mechanisms and service standards that could reshape bus services in the region.
Chief Minister Mohan is slated to address the gathering, underscoring the government’s commitment to attract investment and improve commuter experience. The summit aims to produce actionable recommendations that will guide the rollout of PPP‑based bus services, signaling a strategic push to boost transport infrastructure in the state.