India to Host CGIAR Science and Partnership Week in New Delhi in April 2027
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India will host the CGIAR Science and Partnership Week next year, bringing together researchers, scientists and partners from around the world. The event will take place at Yashobhoomi, the large convention centre in New Delhi, from 12 to 17 April 2027.
CGIAR is a global research partnership that works on agriculture, food security and natural resource management. Its member organisations carry out scientific research to help farmers grow more food and to reduce poverty and hunger in developing countries. Hosting the week in India gives the country an opportunity to share its work in these areas with an international audience.
The Science and Partnership Week is expected to include discussions, scientific sessions and meetings focused on new ideas and partnerships. Organisers hope that the event will encourage collaboration between scientists, governments, farmers' groups and private organisations. Such meetings are often used to discuss research results and to plan future projects.
For readers in India, the event is an important step in strengthening the country's role in global agricultural research. It also shows that New Delhi is becoming a common location for major international conferences. More details about the programme and participants are expected to be announced before the event begins.
Sources: News On AIR
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