Speaker of Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Girish Gautam represented India in 65th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference (Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference) held at Halifax, Canada from August 21-25, 2022.
The Indian Parliamentary Party was led by the Speaker, Lok Sabha Om Birla, in this Parliamentary Party, Speakers of many State Legislative Assemblies, Principal Secretaries of Legislative Assemblies and other officials were present.
Principal Secretary of Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly AP Singh also participated in many sessions in the conference and expressed his views in the conference of Secretaries of Legislative Bodies.
Speaker of the Vidhan Sabha, Girish Gautam, while giving his views on various subjects in different sessions, stressed that coordinated efforts are necessary for improvement in areas like education, health and environment.
Legislative bodies have an important role in this direction and they should fulfill their responsibilities seriously.
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Gautam also shared his views on the role of legislative bodies in achieving the goals of sustainable development and the efforts being made in this direction in India and especially in Madhya Pradesh.
He shared views on Role of Legislative Bodies in Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals, Youth Round Table: Cyber Bullying, Building Gender Sensitive Parliament, The Climate Emergency: Are Parliament Holding Governments to Account, A People's Parliament: Accessibility through Innovation in Sessions etc. took place.
Principal Secretary of the Legislative Assembly AP Singh participated in the conference of Secretaries of Legislative Bodies representing the MP Legislative Assembly.
Vidhan Sabha Speaker Girish Gaitam and his OSD Narendra Mishra will reach Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi by plane on 26th August at 1 pm, leave from there and reach Bhopal at 4 pm, they would skip program Norway and Denmark due to adverse conditions arising due to excessive rain in Madhya Pradesh and has reached Bhopal at 4 o'clock on Friday.