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Mizoram Speaker to lead Indian delegation session on AI at Commonwealth meet in South Africa

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Aizawl, Sep 17 (PTI) Mizoram Assembly Speaker Lalbiakzama will lead the Indian delegation session on artificial intelligence at the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference being held in South Africa’s Cape Town, an official said here on Thursday.

Lalbiakzama has been designated the lead speaker for the session titled ‘Artificial Intelligence in Parliament: Current Applications, Prospects and Implementation Strategies’ at the conference, which began on September 13 and will conclude on September 20, he said.

The conference is deliberating upon issues related to strengthening parliamentary systems and promoting equitable development among Commonwealth countries, according to an official release.

Lalbiakzama is accompanied by Assembly Additional Secretary Lalthangmawia at the conference, it said.

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA), comprising 56 countries with parliamentary systems of governance, organises the conference annually.

The 70th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in 2027 is scheduled to be held at Ottawa in Canada. PTI CORR RBT

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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