
Observation & prediction
Hydrometeorological monitoring
Modern observation networks, forecasting, digital services, Earth observation and early warning systems.
Dushanbe2026
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE







“The accelerated melting of glaciers has become a global crisis of our time.”
Emomali RahmonHigh-Level International Conference on Glaciers’ Preservation · 2025
About the Conference
The International Scientific and Practical Conference entitled "35 Years of the State Independence of the Republic of Tajikistan: Advancing and Strengthening Hydrometeorological Monitoring and Glacier Protection in the Context of Climate Change" is organized to support the implementation of the state policy of the Republic of Tajikistan in the fields of hydrometeorology, climate change, environmental protection, sustainable water resources management, and cryosphere conservation, while promoting international scientific and technical cooperation.
The Conference is dedicated to the celebration of the 35th Anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Tajikistan and aims to showcase the country's achievements in the development of the hydrometeorological sector, the promotion of international initiatives for glacier preservation, and the advancement of climate science.
The Conference will serve as an international platform for constructive dialogue among representatives of government institutions, scientific and academic organizations, international organizations, financial institutions, the expert community, and development partners to discuss the enhancement of hydrometeorological monitoring systems, advancement of cryosphere research, application of modern observation and forecasting technologies, strengthening resilience to climate-related risks, and fostering international cooperation in the context of global climate change.
More about the ConferenceConference themes
The scientific agenda follows the full path from observation and research to resilient development, investment and international cooperation.

Observation & prediction
Modern observation networks, forecasting, digital services, Earth observation and early warning systems.

Cryosphere science
Scientific advances, monitoring technologies, data exchange and international cooperation for glacier preservation.

Adaptation & development
Adaptation, green development, resilient economic sectors and practical pathways toward sustainable development.

Finance & cooperation
Climate finance, scientific infrastructure, innovation and partnerships for regional resilience.
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Explore the Call for PapersImportant dates
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31 June 2026
Registration opens for in-person participation in the Conference.
15 August 2026
Final day to register for in-person participation in the Conference.
18 August 2026
The scientific programme takes place in Dushanbe.
Call for Papers
Researchers, public institutions, practitioners and development partners are invited to contribute evidence, tools and practical lessons across the Conference’s four scientific themes.
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Hydrometeorological monitoring
Glaciers and the cryosphere
Climate resilience and the SDGs
Investment and partnership
Contribution formats
Original research, methods, datasets or results relevant to hydrometeorology, glaciers and climate resilience.
Lessons from operational services, adaptation projects, early-warning systems or institutional partnerships.
Concise scientific or technical work presented through maps, field evidence, diagrams and key findings.
What to include
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Conference programme
Key moments of 18 August. Open the full agenda for rooms, speakers and downloadable documents.
Conference day
Dushanbe, Republic of Tajikistan
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Everything you need to know about attendance, submissions, languages and the programme.
The Conference takes place on 18 August 2026 in Dushanbe, Republic of Tajikistan.
Participation in the Conference is available in person only.
Tajik, Russian and English. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
Government authorities, hydrometeorological services, scientific and educational institutions, international organizations, financial institutions, experts, development partners and relevant practitioners.
Registration has ended and the participant form is no longer available. The organizing team is processing the registrations already received.
See the Call for Papers section on this page for the draft format, requirements, review process and Conference contact details.
The programme is a working version. Some speakers and institutional representatives remain subject to confirmation, so timing and details may be refined.