Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu will meet senior IAS officers from across the country on Monday at lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (lBNNA) in Mussoorie on the theme of “Next level Competency” to explain the ‘Post Bifurcation — Growth Success of Andhra Pradesh’ .
The lBSNAA has invited the Chief Minister for the second time to address senior IAS officers during the inaugural session of 11th round of a 3-week mandatory Phase-V Mid-career training programme starting September 25. The Chief Minister will address over 130 in-service IAS officers from all States/UTs and Central Government departments who had spent about 28 years in service. “The main objective of the Phase V training is to build the ‘next level competency’. These officers would hold senior positions in the Central and State Governments during their next phase of careers & deal with strategic issues pertaining to governance”, Upma Chawdhry, Director, lBSNAA said in a letter. The newly-recruited IAS officers who are under training at the academy will also attend Chief Minister’s session.
The Chief Minister will deliver key lessons on policy making given his immense experience in Administration and Real Time Governance. He will also enlighten the IAS officers of his experience in building Andhra Pradesh overcoming challenges after bifurcation.
Post Andhra Pradesh was left with a huge revenue deficit and without a capital city. The Chief Minister is making relentless efforts in all-round development of the state including building a world-class capital city, Amaravati. Andhra Pradesh has registered a record growth of 11.72 per cent for the first quarter of 2017-18, double the national average of 5.6 per cent. Impressed with the growth, in a recent move, NITI Aayog selected Andhra Pradesh to represent India in a special
UN session to present its growth story.
The Chief Minister will also throw light on policy and governance reforms being taken up in Andhra Pradesh.
Naidu had also delivered lessons on policy and governance for IAS officers in 2015.