<p><strong>New Delhi:</strong> The upcoming conclave in Delhi is set to bring together an impressive group of scientists, researchers and experts from across the world, including three Nobel Laureates and several other internationally recognised specialists, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh said.</p>
<p>Speaking about the forthcoming event, Dr Jitendra Singh said the participation of leading global experts reflects the growing importance of India as a platform for scientific discussion, innovation and collaboration. He said the conclave would provide an opportunity for experts from different fields to exchange ideas and discuss emerging challenges and opportunities.</p>
<p>According to the minister, the presence of three Nobel Laureates will add significant value to the programme and offer participants an opportunity to hear directly from some of the world’s most distinguished scientific minds.</p>
<p>The conclave is expected to bring together researchers, academics, policymakers, innovators and industry representatives. Discussions are likely to focus on developments in science and technology, innovation, research and India’s expanding role in the global scientific community.</p>
<p>Dr Jitendra Singh said such international gatherings also help strengthen cooperation between Indian institutions and their counterparts abroad. He highlighted the importance of creating greater opportunities for young researchers and scientists to interact with leading experts.</p>
<p>He said India’s progress in science and technology in recent years has created a stronger environment for international collaboration. Events of this nature, he added, can help build new partnerships and encourage the exchange of knowledge and expertise.</p>
<p>The upcoming Delhi conclave is therefore expected to attract considerable attention from the scientific and academic communities, with the participation of Nobel Laureates and international experts making it a significant platform for discussions on the future of science and innovation.</p>
