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GOPIO 2024 convention to highlight Diaspora's role in India’s future
The New Jersey event will include nine themed sessions, an awards banquet, performances by internationally acclaimed artists and a GOPIO general body meeting
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The transformative role of the Indian Diaspora in shaping India's future will be the focus of the Global Organization of People of Indian Origin’s (GOPIO) 2024 convention in New Jersey.
The event set to take place from Apr. 26-28 at the Royal Albert Palace, New Jersey is themed ‘Opportunities for Diaspora Indians in India’s Big Manifest Future.’
The two-day event will commence with a welcome reception/dinner inauguration. An awards banquet will be held on Apr. 27 to recognize the contributions of community members while the last day will be reserved for a GOPIO general body meeting.
Convention poster / GOPIOOver the course of two days, nine sessions on the theme of the convention will be organized. They are:
- Diaspora Youth and Young Achievers and the role they can play in India’s Future and how GOPIO can facilitate their participation
- Diaspora Women and their Growing Contributions in Various Sectors; Technologies and AI and other Innovations
- Diaspora Indians Leading Research and Innovations
- GOPIO Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Worldwide Networking of the Diaspora Businesses
- Medical and Health Issues and how Diaspora Indians can Participate in India’s Frontline Role in Pharmaceuticals, Vaccines and Medical Tourism and in Propagating YOGA and its Benefits
- Emergence of India as a Global Power House for Digital Infrastructure, Supply Chain Logistics, and AI: How US Business can Participate
- GOPIO Academic Council Roundtable
- Diaspora Writers and Literature
- Diaspora Indians Aging Gracefully
The convention will also feature performances by internationally acclaimed comedian Dan Nainan, Grammy winner for best Children’s Album in 2022 Falu Shah and Sarangi instrumentalist Kamal Sabri.
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