Wednesday , April 24 2024

Foreign Delegation Called On HMRL MD Reddy

Hyderabad,  Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) Managing Director NVS Reddy stressed on the need for vision, strategy, tact, empathy, patience and perseverance in handling challenges.
Addressing a foreign delegation of 32 senior government officers from 25 countries he said identifying employees’ potential and empowering them is a key component for achieving success.
The foreign delegation of 32 senior government officers from 25 countries like Ethiopia, Bhutan, Cambodia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Afghanisthan, Syria, Honduras, Cote D’ Ivoire, Mali, Tunisia, Algeria, Argentina, Oman, Suriname, Gautemala, South Sudan, Malidives, Namibia, Seychelles, Botswana etc. met Reddy on leadership skills at Metro Rail Bhavan here.
Making a Power Point presentation to them, who are in the city as a part of the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI)’s “High Impact Leadership/Managerial Skill Development” program, he explained various innovations that have been taken up in the Hyderabad Metro Rail project. Speaking on the challenges in building huge urban projects in Indian cities, he explained how innovative engineering and financial solutions helped resolving several complex issues and facilitated implementation of the world’s largest Metro Rail project in PPP mode.
NVS Reddy emphasized on the need for enormous patience to ensure completion of such a mega and complex project. The foreign delegation is highly appreciative of the progress made by Indian cities like Hyderabad in building world class infrastructure facilities. Later, they have taken a Metro train ride from Rasoolpura to Ameerpet and appreciated the world class Metro facilities and train ride.
GM (Works), HMRL BN Rajeshwar and GM(Finance), HMRL. Suryaprakasham and Program Director, ASCI Ms. J Swarnalatha participated in the event.

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