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Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Mayor Hitesh Barot inaugurate NCCESS 2026 at Gujarat University, Ahmedabad..
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Gujarat University hosted the National Conference on Coastal Ecology, Security and Sustainability (NCCESS) 2026, with the Chief Minister, the Ahmedabad Mayor and the university’s Vice‑Chancellor attending the inaugural session to discuss coastal ecology, maritime security and sustainable development..
Gujarat University in Ahmedabad hosted the National Conference on Coastal Ecology, Security and Sustainability (NCCESS) 2026, bringing together distinguished leaders, academicians and experts to examine coastal ecology,maritime security and sustainable development..
The inaugural session was attended by Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel, Ahmedabad Mayor Shri Hitesh Barot, and Prof. (Dr.) Jagdish S. Joshi, Vice‑Chancellor (I/C) of Gujarat University, who each delivered opening remarks emphasizing the strategic importance of India's coastline..
Delegates represented government agencies, research institutions and industry, and discussed integrated approaches to protect marine habitats, strengthen maritime surveillance and promote eco‑friendly economic activities along the western seaboard..
Organisers said the conference will generate policy recommendations and collaborative projects aimed at balancing ecological preservation with the region’s growing security and development needs.
The inaugural session was attended by Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel, Ahmedabad Mayor Shri Hitesh Barot, and Prof. (Dr.) Jagdish S. Joshi, Vice‑Chancellor (I/C) of Gujarat University, who each delivered opening remarks emphasizing the strategic importance of India's coastline..
Delegates represented government agencies, research institutions and industry, and discussed integrated approaches to protect marine habitats, strengthen maritime surveillance and promote eco‑friendly economic activities along the western seaboard..
Organisers said the conference will generate policy recommendations and collaborative projects aimed at balancing ecological preservation with the region’s growing security and development needs.