India to host 28th Conference of Commonwealth Parliaments in 2026, says LS Speaker Om Birla
Birla took an opportunity to present how India has transformed in various fields such as agriculture, fintech, infrastructure, etc. under the visionary and robust leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi
New Delhi: India will host the 28th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of Parliaments of Commonwealth Countries (CSPOC) in 2026, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said at the CSPOC Standing Committee Meeting in Guernsey, which will focus on the use of artificial intelligence and social media in parliamentary processes.
Birla on Friday also took an opportunity to present how India has transformed in various fields such as agriculture, fintech, infrastructure, etc. under the visionary and robust leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Taking to the social media platform X, the Lok Sabha Speaker wrote: “Chaired the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth(CSPOC) in Guernsey today. Took the opportunity to present how India has transformed in various fields — from agriculture to fintech and infrastructure — under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.”
Chaired the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth(CSPOC) in Guernsey today. Took the opportunity to present how India has transformed in various fields – from agriculture to fintech and infrastructure – under… pic.twitter.com/SdDJ8DA0iJ
— Om Birla (@ombirlakota) January 10, 2025
He also added: “It was decided in the meeting that the thrust of the 28th CSPOC to be held in India next year would be the application of AI and social media in the working of Parliaments.”
In his address, Birla highlighted India’s economic progress and technological advancements, including its growing role in sectors like agriculture, fintech, artificial intelligence, and research.
He invited attendees to experience the blend of India’s cultural heritage with modern development during the upcoming conference.
Birla discussed the role of parliaments in tackling global challenges like climate change, terrorism, and cybercrime.
He emphasised the need for inclusive and transparent parliamentary practices and highlighted the importance of dialogue among parliamentary leaders to address shared issues.
He also stressed the importance of making parliamentary institutions more effective, inclusive, and transparent to foster good governance and promote sustainable development.
