She said the UN forum provided an opportunity to exchange ideas: The wider industry impact

She said the UN forum provided an opportunity to exchange ideas: The wider industry impact

Mayor Himgauri Aher during a meeting with PWD officials

She said the UN forum provided an opportunity to exchange ideas: The wider industry impact

Mayor Himgauri Aher while addressing the press conference on Friday Mayor Himgauri Aher during a meeting with PWD officials Mayor Himgauri Aher while addressing the press conference on Friday Mayor Himgauri Aher during a meeting with PWD officials Nashik : The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) will soon approach World Economic Forum (WEF) for inclusion in its global ‘50 Yes Cities’ initiative, a platform that helps cities tackle urban challenges through innovation, collaboration and investment. Mayor Himgauri Aher announced the move on Friday after returning from Geneva, Switzerland, where she attended the UN Forum of Mayors on Oct 12 and 13.

We have a skilled workforce, strong skilling infrastructure, adequate manpower, a favourable climate and several inherent strengths,” Aher said. During the visit, the Nashik delegation met WEF representatives, who encouraged the city to submit a proposal for the programme. “Nashik meets the key criteria.

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NMC will submit its proposal shortly, according to the mayor. “At present, Bengaluru is the only Indian city that is part of the initiative,” Aher said. She said the UN forum provided an opportunity to exchange ideas with mayors and city officials from across the world on urban governance and development. “Discussions centred on strengthening civic infrastructure, improving quality of life, leveraging technology and adopting global best practices in efficiency, discipline and public administration,” Aher added.

If selected, Nashik will join a global network of city leaders, investors, industry partners and innovators working together to develop solutions to urban challenges. Download the TOI App.

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