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CM Omar reviews work on Gulmarg convention centre

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said the convention centre coming up in Gulmarg would enable the famous ski resort to host international conferences, conventions and film screenings. Accompanied by local MLA Farooq Ahmad Shah, Abdullah visited the site of...

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Srinagar, Updated At : 07:30 AM Dec 09, 2024 IST

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The Chief Minister during his visit to Gulmarg.

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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said the convention centre coming up in Gulmarg would enable the famous ski resort to host international conferences, conventions and film screenings. Accompanied by local MLA Farooq Ahmad Shah, Abdullah visited the site of the convention hall to review the progress of its construction.

“Visited Gulmarg and reviewed the progress of the convention hall that is under construction. Once completed, early next year, this complex will enable Gulmarg to host international conferences, conventions and film screenings,” the CM posted on his X handle.

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