MP CM Yadav to host Urban Growth Conclave 2.0 in Indore
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Urban infrastructure is back at the centre of Madhya Pradesh's growth agenda. The Chief Minister's Office of Madhya Pradesh announced on Tuesday, 13 October 2026 that Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will serve as chief guest at the Madhya Pradesh Urban Growth Conclave 2.0 — a flagship investment platform focused on innovation and urban development across the state.
Indore's Brilliant Convention Centre hosts the mega platform
Scheduled for 28 October 2026 at the Brilliant Convention Centre, Indore, the conclave is the second edition of a state initiative designed to bring private capital, urban planners, and civic bodies under one roof. Indore — Madhya Pradesh's largest city and a perennial top-ranker in national cleanliness surveys — makes a fitting venue for a conversation about next-generation urban infrastructure.
The Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Department, which co-organises the event, has opened registrations via the official portal at ugconclave.mp.gov.in. The post urges stakeholders to register immediately, signalling that the state is pushing for strong private-sector participation ahead of the event.
MP's urban investment push — from conclave 1.0 to 2.0
The 'Growth Conclave 2.0' branding is deliberate. Madhya Pradesh has been systematically hosting targeted investment events to channel private capital into its fast-urbanising cities, and the second edition signals the state is doubling down on that strategy. Dr. Mohan Yadav, who assumed office as Chief Minister in December 2023, has positioned urban infrastructure development as a pillar of the state's economic expansion programme.
Municipal corporations and urban investors are the primary stakeholders expected to engage at the conclave. The key watch point: whether the event produces binding investment commitments or project-launch announcements that translate the platform's stated ambitions into brick-and-mortar outcomes.
With two weeks to the conclave, all eyes will be on the scale of investment pledges that Indore extracts from this gathering — and whether Madhya Pradesh can turn a high-profile platform into a pipeline of projects that reshape its cities.