Ivanka Trump, daughter and advisor of US President Donald Trump, will arrive here on November 27 to attend the three-day Global Entrepreneurship Summit starting the next day.
According to the schedule released by the US officials, a special aircraft carrying Ivanka and her entourage will land at the Shamshabad International Airport on November 27 evening and she will stay at the Westin Hotel.
Next day she will travel by road to Hyderabad International Convention Centre and attend the GES along with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The same evening the Indian Prime Minister and the Niti Aayog, the host of
the event will throw a dinner for Ivanka and other 15,000 delegates at the Falaknuma Palace.
Ivanka will return home on November 29. She was unlikely to attend the dinner to be hosted by Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao at Golkonda fort on the same day.
Meanwhile an advance team of American security officials from White House and other Agencies has reached Hyderabad to coordinate with the Indian agencies and Hyderabad police to make foolproof arrangements for Ivanka.
The team officials were going around the various places Ivanka was likely to visit. The US officials will set up their own communication control room to monitor the movement of Ivanka's convoy.
As part of the elaborate security arrangements the Hyderabad and Cyberabad police was carrying out door to door survey in the vicinity of Westin hotel and the Falaknuma palace.
As Westin was in the heart of the Hitech City, the sleuths were going around the offices of the IT and other companies specially in the Raheja IT Park collecting the details of the employees and their phone numbers.
The police have asked the companies to inform them if any new employee joins them, if any vehicle is changed and any repair work is taken up.
The companies and the residents in the vicinity of Ivanka's routes have also been warned of restrictions to be imposed during her visit and have been asked to take permission from the police to attend any emergency.
Similar survey was also being undertaken in colonies like Vattapally, Sadiqnagar, Fatimbagar around Falaknuma palace by the police to gather details of the residents, their phone numbers, their profession, whether any family member was living abroad and whether any new person has taken a house in the area on rent recently.
The residences of the people arrested in any terror camp in the past were also being monitored.
Deputy Commissioner of police South zone V Satyanarayana and city police commissioner VV Srinivas Rao also visited the area to assess the security arrangements.