Archive · 23 Jul 2025
ISRO Delegation in Guyana for Biodiversity Summit
Imagine India and Guyana are friends who want to help the planet.
India sent space experts (from ISRO) to Guyana to talk about how they can work together.
They're at a big meeting about protecting plants and animals (biodiversity).
They're discussing using space technology to help with things like farming, managing disasters, and fighting climate change.
They want to work together in these areas.
Both countries agreed to try and slow down climate change and protect the environment, which means working together to take care of our planet.
An ISRO delegation visited Guyana to attend the Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit.
The summit, led by the Guyanese President, focuses on strengthening international commitment to biodiversity conservation.
India and Guyana discussed expanding cooperation in space applications and other areas of mutual interest.
The visit is part of India's efforts to strengthen partnerships in science and technology with Guyana and the Caribbean.
Both countries pledged to cooperate on climate change mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and low carbon development.
- Who
- An ISRO delegation and Guyanese officials, including President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Prime Minister Mark Anthony Phillips.
- What
- ISRO delegation attended the Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit to discuss collaboration in space applications and biodiversity conservation.
- When
- The summit was scheduled from July 23-25, with the delegation arriving early on Wednesday.
- Where
- Guyana
- Why
- To strengthen international commitment to biodiversity conservation and cooperation in space applications, environmental sciences, and climate change.
- Organization
- ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation)
- Summit
- Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit
- Summit Dates
- July 23-25
- Host Country
- Guyana
- Key Discussions
- Space applications, climate change, biodiversity conservation
- Countries Involved
- India and Guyana
- Indian Representation
- Indian High Commission, NRSC scientists