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novations. Notable speakers included Professor Ra-
jendra Acharya, who discussed the application of AI
in healthcare, and Dr. Ajay Pandey, who presented
on integrated photonic systems. The discussions
highlighted how these technologies can bridge gaps
in patient care and enhance healthcare delivery.
In another impactful session, participants
delved into the roles of NRIs (Non-Resident In-
dians) and PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin) in
achieving common goals. This session facilitated
a dialogue on how these two groups, despite their
diverse backgrounds and experiences, can work
together to address issues like discrimination, civil
rights, and economic opportunities. The panel was
moderated by Professor Rajasekhar Vangapaty
and featured voices from various backgrounds, in-
cluding Rohit Vyas, Kewal Kanda, and Professor
Mohan Thite.
The convention also spotlighted the invalu-
able contributions of diaspora women, who play
vital roles as cultural bridge-builders while navigat-
ing the complexities of their identities in new envi-
ronments. This session was moderated by Nandini
Sen Mehra and brought together successful wom-
en from across the globe to share their experiences
and strategies for balancing family, culture, and munities. Commerce and Industry, emphasizing the impor-
professional ambitions. On March 30, the GOPIO held its General tance of global networking for diaspora businesses
Youth engagement was another critical focus Body Meeting in person as per the bylaws. During and SMEs in India.
of the convention, with a session dedicated to the this meeting, Dr. Thomas Abraham was reelected Overall, the GOPIO International Conven-
role of diaspora youth in the global movement. as the Chairman of GOPIO International, reaffirm- tion 2025 was a resounding success, celebrating the
Under the guidance of Vasu Pawar, the session ing his leadership and vision for the organization. achievements of the Indian diaspora and exploring
showcased young achievers who are leveraging Throughout the convention, the spirit of net- the collective potential to shape future technol-
modern communication tools and social media to working was palpable, as attendees exchanged ogies. It provided an enriching platform for dia-
create positive change. Speakers included prom- ideas and forged connections that will undoubt- logue, collaboration, and understanding, leaving
ising young talents who shared their journeys and edly lead to future collaborations. The event con- participants inspired and motivated to contribute
the impact they aspire to make within their com- cluded with a session on the GOPIO Chamber of further to their communities and beyond.

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