During the two-day Global Investment Summit that will begin on
march 3 in Visakhapatnam, the
ap administration is completely prepared. The port city, which is prepared to welcome investors and visitors, has already welcomed
chief minister Y S
jagan Mohan
reddy and his staff. On
march 4, agreements will be signed with investors during a two-day
event that has been organised by officials. To attract investors, the state
government held roadshows in cities such as Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore,
hyderabad, and others.
The
chief minister granted them exclusive interviews. The
government also invited members of the national
media to cover the event. Unfortunately, the
government didn't address the
media locally or conduct a
press conference in Vijayawada. In Visakhapatnam, but not in
vijayawada, the
media was informed about the event. Also, the
government promised to provide passes to journalists who independently travelled to Visakhapatnam but did not ask
media representatives from
vijayawada to cover the event.
The
tdp government held two summits in Visakhapatnam, where journalists from
hyderabad and
vijayawada were hosted in five-star hotels and treated like royalty for three days before being transported back to their respective cities. Apparently
jagan Mohan
reddy thought it unnecessary to treat
ap journalists differently because they might be inclined towards the
tdp and not objective.