M. Mohapatra, the Director-General of the India Meteorological Department
(IMD), has been elected as one of the Vice Presidents of the World
Meteorological Organization (WMO). This prestigious appointment recognizes
Mohapatra’s expertise and contributions to meteorology on a global scale.
As a Vice President of the WMO, Mohapatra will play a key role in guiding
and coordinating international efforts to improve weather forecasting,
climate monitoring, and disaster management. This appointment not only
highlights India’s commitment to meteorological advancements but also
provides an opportunity for the country to actively participate in shaping
policies and initiatives aimed at addressing climate change and its impacts
worldwide. Mohapatra’s elevation to this position reflects the recognition
of India’s growing role in the field of meteorology and its contributions
to global weather forecasting systems.
(IMD), has been elected as one of the Vice Presidents of the World
Meteorological Organization (WMO). This prestigious appointment recognizes
Mohapatra’s expertise and contributions to meteorology on a global scale.
As a Vice President of the WMO, Mohapatra will play a key role in guiding
and coordinating international efforts to improve weather forecasting,
climate monitoring, and disaster management. This appointment not only
highlights India’s commitment to meteorological advancements but also
provides an opportunity for the country to actively participate in shaping
policies and initiatives aimed at addressing climate change and its impacts
worldwide. Mohapatra’s elevation to this position reflects the recognition
of India’s growing role in the field of meteorology and its contributions
to global weather forecasting systems.
