- PM Modi to open ICAE on August 3rd at NASC Complex, New Delhi.
- First ICAE in India in 65 years, focusing on sustainable agri-food systems.
- Over 1,000 delegates from 75 countries to participate.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 32nd International Conference of Agricultural Economists (ICAE) at the National Agricultural Science Centre (NASC) Complex in New Delhi on August 3rd.
This triennial event, organized by the International Association of Agricultural Economists, will run until August 7th. It is the first time in 65 years that the conference is being held in India, emphasizing the country’s growing significance in the global agricultural landscape.
Global Agricultural Economists to Convene in Delhi for ICAE 2024
The conference, themed “Transformation Towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems,” will address critical issues like climate change, resource degradation, and rising production costs. It aims to showcase India’s advancements in agricultural research and policy, providing a platform for young researchers and leading professionals to present their work and engage with international peers.
The conference’s theme, “Transformation Towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems,” highlights the urgent need to address global agricultural challenges. These include climate change, the degradation of natural resources, and the rising costs of production. India’s proactive stance on these issues and its advancements in agricultural research and policy will be prominently featured throughout the event.
ICAE 2024 will attract approximately 1,000 delegates from around 75 countries, offering a unique platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration. The event will feature numerous presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities, aimed at fostering stronger partnerships between research institutions and universities globally. The focus will be on promoting innovative solutions and best practices in the field of agriculture.
This year’s conference also places significant emphasis on the role of digital agriculture and sustainable agri-food systems. Participants will explore how technological advancements can be leveraged to enhance productivity and sustainability in agriculture. The event aims to influence policy-making at both national and global levels, ensuring that agricultural practices are sustainable and resilient in the face of future challenges.
The 32nd ICAE is poised to be a pivotal event in the agricultural sector, bringing together global experts to discuss and advance sustainable agri-food systems. With India’s leadership and innovations in focus, the conference promises to foster international collaboration and drive meaningful change in agricultural practices worldwide.
“The future of agriculture depends on our ability to innovate and adapt to global challenges, ensuring sustainable food systems for generations to come.”
