The agenda that Khattar proposed to cover would include creating Delhi-style world-class convention centres in Gurugram. Union Minister of State for Housing and Urban Affairs Tokhan Sahu said India was currently undergoing a transformative era of infrastructure development, where urban transport had evolved beyond being merely a means of mobility and, instead, had become a driving force for economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social equity.

Speaking on this occasion, Haryana Additional Chief Secretary Raja Shekhar Vundru said that the state was setting an exemplary benchmark in the field of urban mobility, serving as a model for other states to follow. Highlighting the importance of the conference,

Vundru said that it provides a powerful platform for collaboration among the government, industry, academia, and citizens. “It is a space where we can come together to share new ideas, innovations, and creative solutions,” he said.

During the event, Khattar also released three publications: Guidelines for Issuing Municipal Green Bonds in India, Edition 5 of The Green Urban Mobility Partnership newsletter, and Guidance Document on Building Resilient E-Bus Ecosystems.