The Malaria Conference 2026 Delhi concluded in New Delhi after three days of global discussions on fighting malaria. The event was held from March 7 to March 9, 2026, and was organised by the Indian Council of Medical Research along with its National Institute of Malaria Research. Experts from India and many other countries took part in the conference.

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Theme and Purpose of the Conference

The conference was based on the theme “Discovery, Development and Delivery: Driving Malaria Elimination and Beyond.” The main aim was to share knowledge, build partnerships and find new ways to control and eliminate malaria. Experts stressed the need for strong health systems, continued research and global teamwork to achieve malaria elimination goals.

Malaria Conference 2026 Delhi Focus on Scientific Research

Under the “Discovery” theme, scientists discussed new research on malaria parasites and how the disease spreads. They also talked about drug resistance and how it affects treatment. These discussions helped improve understanding of malaria and support better control strategies.

New Developments in Technology

The “Development” sessions focused on new tools and technologies for malaria detection and monitoring. Experts shared updates on advanced diagnostic methods and surveillance systems. Young researchers also presented their work, which encouraged innovation and fresh ideas in malaria research.

Understanding Malaria and India’s Goal

Malaria is a serious disease caused by parasites and spread through the bite of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. India is working to eliminate malaria by 2030 as part of its national health mission. The conference highlighted the importance of research and public health efforts in reaching this goal.

Turning Research into Action

The final day focused on the “Delivery” theme, which looked at how scientific discoveries can be used in real-life health programs. Experts discussed vaccine progress, ways to reduce malaria transmission and community-based solutions. The conference ended with a strong commitment from global experts to work together for a malaria-free future.