Kurukshetra University to Host International Conference on “Security Dynamics, Climate Change And Sustainable Development In Indo-Pacific Region “

 

Kukushetra University, Kukukshera,(KUK) in Haryana is going to host a three-day international conference on "Security Dynamics, Climate Change and Sustainable Development in Indo-Pacific Region" from on October 14-16, 2024. The conference is the third edition of the ‘International Conference of International Centre for Indo-Pacific Studies’ as the sponsors of the conference.

 The conference has invited the abstracts and the papers on the following themes

  • · Emerging trends in Indo-Pacific strategies at regional level and individual country’s perspective
  • ·  India’s Indo-Pacific Ocean Initiative (IPOP) and collective Multi-polar Security Architecture in IndoPacific
  • ·  Global South and IORA’s outlook on Indo-Pacific
  • · Developments in Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
  • · Critical climate issues: Bio-diversity loss, ecosystems collapse and extreme weather events
  •  Environmental problems in Indo-Pacific
  • · Climate resilience activities in Indo-Pacific and Indian Ocean Research
  • ·  Development of Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Mariculture
  • ·  Maritime Spatial Planning Ocean Accounting
  • ·   Deep Sea-bed Manning 
  •    Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth
  • ·   Industrial Revolution (IR) 4.0
  • ·   Technology and Future of Sustainable Tourism
  • ·    Emerging Pathways for Sustainable Renewable Energy
  • ·    Education and Sustainable Development
  • ·     Maritime Under Water Domain Awareness
  • ·     Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development Ocean Accounting Initiatives 

The deadlines of the abstract and paper submissions are are August 20, 2024 and September 21, 2024 respectively.

 For more details visit the website of KUK

https://kuk.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Brouchure-3rd-International-Conference.pdf


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