President Murmu to Inaugurate International Conference on Unani Medicine in Delhi

GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 11th Feb. President Droupadi Murmu will inaugurate the two-day International Conference on Unani Day tomorrow at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. The event, organized by the Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM) under the Ministry of Ayush, will focus on “Innovations in Unani Medicine for Integrative Health Solutions – A Way Forward.”

Union Ministers Dr. Jitendra Singh and Shri Prataprao Jadhav will also attend the conference, which marks the birth anniversary of Hakim Ajmal Khan, a pioneer in Unani medicine and India’s freedom movement.

Government’s Commitment to Unani Medicine

Union Minister of Ayush Shri Prataprao Jadhav emphasized the government’s commitment to advancing Unani medicine. “We aim to integrate Unani practices with modern healthcare, ensuring its contribution to global health and public welfare,” he said.

Ayush Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha highlighted the scientific research initiatives in Ayush, stating that the conference would showcase advancements in Unani medicine and holistic healthcare.

Key Objectives of the Conference

• Fostering Innovation: Exploring advancements in Unani medicine for integrative healthcare.
• Global Collaboration: Knowledge-sharing among experts from India, the USA, South Africa, Iran, Malaysia, UAE, and South Asian nations.
• Showcasing Achievements: Presenting latest CCRUM research and innovations in Unani medicine.

Event Highlights

• Scientific Sessions: Expert-led discussions on Unani medicine’s integration into modern healthcare.
• Exhibition: Showcasing Unani and herbal pharmaceutical innovations, research institutions, and educational initiatives.
• Publications & Awards: Release of CCRUM publications, NABL & NABH certification for institutions, and research excellence awards.

A short video on CCRUM initiatives will also be launched. The event underscores India’s push to position Unani medicine on the global healthcare map while preserving its traditional roots.