India is a vast country with over a billion people and a huge market for products and services. The session will highlight Indian subcontinent's varied species of flora and fauna and the biodiversity. Apart from this, it will highlight India, which has one of the largest agriculture sectors in the world and varied climatic zones that can help in research and development of different agribiotech products applicable worldwide.



Objectives:

Give a developing country's perspective in the development and success of agricultural biotechnology.

Offer insight into issues relating to agri-biotech.

Provide information about the developments in the agri-biotech sector in India and critically analyze each of the dimensions of international negotiations and emerging perspectives for developing countries.