Daily Current Affairs / ‘DialogNext 2025’ Conference Begins in New Delhi
Category : National Published on: September 10 2025
The two-day DialogNext 2025 Conference is being held on September 8–9 at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Convention Centre, New Delhi. Organized by the World Food Prize Foundation in partnership with CIMMYT, the Borlaug Institute for South Asia (BISA), and ICAR, this high-level event focuses on identifying and accelerating transformative innovations to secure the world’s food future. This year’s theme, “Take It to the Farmer,” continues the farmer-oriented agenda of last year’s DialogNext held in Mexico. The objective of the conference is to ensure that transformative agricultural solutions reach smallholder farmers across the Global South.
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