Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav will interact directly with the participating youth during the event, which is being organised by the Department of Higher Education. The Madhya Pradesh government will organise the CM Youth Conclave-2026 at Lal Parade Ground in Bhopal on October 6, bringing together more than 20,000 young people to connect their aspirations, talent and innovative ideas with opportunities in education, employment and entrepreneurship.
Ahead of the conclave, Higher Education, Technical Education and AYUSH Minister Inder Singh Parmar inspected the venue, exhibition halls and other arrangements at Lal Parade Ground. He reviewed the preparations and instructed officials to complete all work within the stipulated timeframe, while ensuring convenience for participants and the smooth conduct of the programme. The conclave will focus on employment, skill development, self-employment, entrepreneurship, innovation, research and emerging technologies. Experts, educational institutions, industries and emerging enterprises will take part in the programme to familiarise young people with changing requirements in education and the job market.
Departments including Higher Education, Industrial Policy and Investment Promotion, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Technical Education, Science and Technology, Labour, Public Health and Medical Education, Transport, AYUSH, Police and Cyber Security will provide information on schemes and initiatives relevant to young people. The exhibitions will showcase opportunities and initiatives related to employment, training, careers, entrepreneurship, research, technology and government schemes. Universities will present their work in areas including education, innovation, research, technology, entrepreneurship, career guidance and drone technology, with a focus on skills and fields expected to be important in the future. The initiative is also aimed at encouraging participants to explore entrepreneurship and develop their own ideas into viable ventures. Experts and government departments will provide guidance on a wide range of subjects, including careers, skill development, mental health, healthcare, AYUSH, industry and employment, science and technology, entrepreneurship and cyber security. Through direct interaction with the Chief Minister and exposure to the work of departments, universities, industries and start-ups, the event aims to help young people understand emerging career paths and develop skills suited to changing requirements.
Representatives of 17 government departments and various institutions will participate in the event. The CM Youth Conclave-2026 is being positioned as an initiative to give young people greater access to dialogue, guidance and opportunities.
