Archive · 26 Jul 2025
India, CARICOM Renew Pledge for Tech, Science Collaboration
India and Caribbean countries are working together to share knowledge and technology.
They had a meeting in Guyana to talk about using space technology for things like farming and dealing with natural disasters.
Indian scientists showed how they can use satellites to help.
They also discussed how to work together on climate change and sustainable technologies.
This follows a previous meeting where India offered help to CARICOM countries in innovation and technology.
The goal is to make life better for people in both India and the Caribbean.
India and CARICOM reaffirmed commitment to enhance cooperation in science and technology.
The Indian High Commission in Guyana organized a roundtable discussion in Georgetown.
ISRO presented applications of space technology in agriculture, disaster management, etc.
CSIR representatives offered collaboration in climate adaptation and sustainable technologies.
The event was a step towards implementing outcomes from the 2nd India-CARICOM Summit.
- Who
- Indian High Commission, CARICOM, ISRO, and CSIR representatives.
- What
- India and CARICOM renewed their commitment to strengthen scientific and technological collaboration.
- When
- July 26, during a roundtable discussion.
- Where
- Georgetown, Guyana.
- Why
- To expand cooperation in science and technology, especially in resource mapping, climate change, and agriculture, following up on the 2nd India-CARICOM Summit.
- Event
- India-CARICOM Cooperation Roundtable
- Location
- Georgetown, Guyana
- Organizers
- Indian High Commission, CARICOM Secretariat
- Key Participants
- ISRO, CSIR, CARICOM member states
- Focus Areas
- Resource mapping, Climate Change, Agriculture
- Summit Reference
- 2nd India-CARICOM Summit, November 2024