To promote the fast-approaching Global Investor Summit (GIS), authorities have put up attractive cutouts, posters, and artworks at Bhopal's squares, major roads, and lakes.
On VIP Road, banners and posters appear every 100 metres, showcasing the importance given to the event.
A grand logo of the Global Investor Summit stands in the middle of the Upper Lake, near Raja Bhoj's statue. This eye-catching display enhances the city’s beauty and attracts visitors.
GIS cutouts line the route from the CM House to Bhopal Airport and the Indira Gandhi National Museum of Mankind. A striking GIS cutout at Polytechnic Square marks the way to the CM House and the museum.
Posters and banners at Retghat Intersection and Raja Bhoj Bridge add to the city’s splendour. Artists have decorated the walls at the Koh-e-Fiza intersection with stunning artworks, giving GIS a creative promotional touch.
The flyover at Lalghati Square welcomes visitors with the message: "Welcome to the City of Lakes, Bhopal." The Bhopal Municipal Corporation has placed planters along Airport Road, enhancing its appeal.
Paintings depicting Madhya Pradesh's art and culture line the route from the airport to the Indira Gandhi National Museum of Mankind, offering guests a glimpse into the state’s rich heritage. GIS promotion extends beyond physical spaces, with a large-scale online campaign. An official Twitter account updates young people on GIS-related activities.
Local residents are excited about the grandeur of GIS. Somya Kumari, an MBA student at Barkatullah University, believes the event will boost the industrial sector and create new jobs.
Nitesh Agarwal, a businessman from New Market, calls the event a moment of pride for Bhopal and its residents, as it will attract investors from across the country and the world.
Bhopal now shines with extensive branding and decorations for GIS, which promises to be a landmark event in the state's industrial journey.