CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
GLOBAL SUMMIT & TRAINING PROGRAM ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, ADVANCED SCIENCE AND LAW FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (GLOTADALS 2026)
Location: Embassy Suites by Hilton Charlotte Concord Golf Resort & Spa
5400 John Q. Hammons Drive NW, Concord, North Carolina, 28027, USA
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Summit Dates: July 20 – 25, 2026
THEME: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Technology, Advanced Science and Law for Sustainable Development: Bridging Innovation and Regulation.
About the Summit
The Global Summit & Training Program on Artificial Intelligence, Digital Technology, Advanced Science and Law for Sustainable Development (GLOTADALS 2026) is an interdisciplinary 6-day global event to be held in Charlotte (Concord), North Carolina, USA form July, 20 - July 25, 2026 bringing together leading AI, science and technology experts, corporate organization/businesses, academics, policymakers, legal professionals, jurists, AI researchers, and practitioners.
The summit will address the evolving impact of AI and digital technology in legal frameworks and global development, with a strong focus on responsible AI governance, policy formulation, and legal innovation.
The summit also aims to develop a Draft Legal Framework on bridging and usage of AI, Digital Technology and Advanced for Sustainable Development as a proposal for presentation to the United Nations, which could serve as a foundation for global AI governance and responsible AI deployment. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to the proposed Global Compact Legal Framework on AI and DT towards Sustainable Development, for submission to the U.N. through discussions and policy recommendations.
Submission
We invite executive leaders, policymakers, academics, researchers, legal professionals, jurists, and experts to submit an Abstract/Extended Abstract related to the Subthemes outlined in the program (page 6).
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Full paper submission is not required for presentation. Best presenters may later be invited to submit full papers for possible journal publication (see page 7 of the program).
Submission Guidelines
- Extended Abstract: Required (not full paper).Submission of the said Abstract does not form part of the Registration process. Upon acceptance, the participant will be notified.
- During Registration: Participants must indicate whether they wish to present a paper. Participants who wish to present will be required to submit the title of their accepted/intended Extended Abstract, a short abstract (300-500 words), and keywords.
- Pages: Maximum 4 pages (including pictures, figures, references - if any)
- Font: Times New Roman, 12pt, double‑spaced
- Margins: 1‑inch (2.54 cm) all sides
- Citation Style: APA (any edition) or OSCOLA
- File Format: Word (.doc/.docx) and PDF
- Preferred Structure: Title, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Methodology, Discussion, Conclusion, References
- Language: English
- Author Details: Name, Institutional Affiliation, Email
- Submission: Make your submissions on your glotadals dashboard at here or send us email at abstractsubmission@glotadals.us with subject: ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
- Note: For the avoidance of doubt, you may register for the Summit at any time, whether or not you submit an extended abstract. What is important is that you indicate your interest to present during registration and submit your extended abstract within the deadline. If accepted, you will be notified of your scheduled presentation session and other relevant details.
Online Abstracts Submission Steps
- Navigate to Register
- Create an account
- Login with your account credentials
- Click on Dashboard
- Click on Abstracts Submission
- Fill the form, upload your abstracts and submit.
Important Dates
In view of the complaints regarding technical challenges affecting abstract submissions on our website, the Summit Administration Council has extended the deadline for abstract submission to March 31, 2026. Kindly note that submissions received after the extended deadline will not be considered
- Call for Abstracts: November 30, 2025
- Abstract Submission Deadline: March 31, 2026
- Acceptance Notifications: January 01 – April 05, 2026
- Event Program & Proceedings Release: May 01, 2026
Registration & Participation Cost
- Submission of Extended Abstract: FREE
- Early Registration (Dec 01, 2025 – Mar 31, 2026): $600 USD
- Late Registration (Apr 01 – Jun 30, 2026): $700 USD
- Single Day Summit: $150 USD
- Course Registration: $400 USD per course
Benefits of Participation
- Exclusive networking opportunities
- Cultural performances, parades, concerts & dinner night
- Summit kit
- Lunch & coffee networking sessions
- Global recognition & presentation opportunities
- Professional development sessions
- Official Certificate of presentation & participation
- Joint academic Certificate for each course taken
- Journal publication opportunity
- Eligible participants may join the Draft Committee for the proposed Global Compact Legal Framework on AI & DT
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