Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on Monday chaired a high-level coordination meeting at Samman Bhawan in Gangtok to review and streamline preparations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to the state later this month.
The visit holds special significance as it coincides with the closing ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of Sikkim's Statehood — a milestone the Chief Minister described as a moment of immense pride and joy for the people of the state.
Tamang emphasised that all arrangements for the Prime Minister's visit must reflect the highest standards of efficiency, dignity, and excellence, in keeping with Sikkim's legacy of warmth and hospitality.
A comprehensive review of preparedness was undertaken during the meeting, covering logistics, security arrangements, and the overall programme framework.
Officials engaged in detailed discussions to ensure seamless coordination among departments, timely execution of responsibilities, and smooth delivery of every aspect of the visit.
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The meeting also included deliberations on key projects that will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister during his visit, along with foundation stone-laying ceremonies for several major initiatives across the state.
The Chief Minister issued clear directives to all concerned departments to maintain close coordination and ensure that each element of the visit is conducted without disruption.
The meeting was attended by Cabinet Ministers, Members of the Legislative Assembly, the Chief Secretary, Heads of Departments, and senior officials from various wings of the State Government.
Key areas of discussion included logistical planning, security coordination, infrastructure readiness, and programme execution — with a strong emphasis on inter-departmental collaboration and adherence to timelines.