PMFAI’s ICSCE 2026 in Pictures: Global Agri-Inputs Leaders Unite in Dubai
The 22nd International Crop Science Conference & Exhibition (ICSCE) — hosted by the PMFAI Agribusiness Foundation in Dubai — brought together more than 1,100 delegates from 43 countries to explore the future of the global ag inputs industry. From thought-provoking sessions and vibrant networking opportunities to industry awards and cultural traditions, ICSCE 2026 highlighted the power of collaboration, innovation, and shared purpose.
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Inaugural session kicks off the 22nd International Crop Science Conference & Exhibition (ICSCE) in Dubai.
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Calling up of leaders, including Mr. Pradip Dave (second from left), Chairman of Aimco Pesticides Ltd. and President of PMFAI, and Dr. Shaza Roshdy Omar, Plant Health Expert.
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The lighting of the lamp ceremony is a traditional ritual reflecting PMFAI’s Indian culture and symbolically setting the tone for optimism and collaboration.
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Ajay Joshi, Chemical Sector Expert, AJC, discussed the impact of shifting regulations in key markets (EU, U.S., China, and Latin America), including tariff and non-tariff barriers affecting agrochemical trade and strategies for growth in regulated markets.
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Pradip Dave (middle), Chairman of Aimco Pesticides Ltd. and President of PMFAI, receives The Guiding Light Award at the PMFAI ICSCE Dubai 2026 event.
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Dipesh K. Shroff of Agrocel (left) receives the PMFAI–SML Lifetime Achievement Award at the PMFAI ICSCE Dubai 2026 event.
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Nouryon was the recipient of the Outstanding Innovation Award.
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Excel Industries was the recipient of the Social Responsibility Award.
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Saeed Yafai (right) and Abbas Varteji of Mizushi India.
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Exhibitors and attendees networking on the show floor.
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This slideshow offers a visual journey through the event’s most memorable moments — from the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and award presentations to conversations on plant health, sustainability, and the evolving role of chemistry and biologicals in modern agriculture.
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Lauren Milligan is Content Specialist for the Agribusiness Group, including CropLife and AgriBusiness Global. Before joining Meister Media Worldwide in 2022, she received a bachelor’s degree in English from Kent State University in 2017 and has worked on newspapers local to Portage and Summit Counties in Ohio. See all author stories here.