About the Conclave
A Global Odia Business Movement
Celebrating Excellence, Inspiring Growth
The International Odia Business Conclave 2026 & Pinnacle Business Awards 2026 brings together visionary entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and business leaders from across the globe to connect, collaborate, and create opportunities that drive growth and recognition.
Hosted in Dubai, UAE on 5–06 December 2026, this landmark two-day gathering pairs high-level business dialogue with the Pinnacle Business Awards — honoring excellence across the Odia business community worldwide.
Global Platform
Connecting Odia business communities worldwide
Business Opportunities
Unlock trade, investment & partnerships
Recognition & Prestige
Celebrate excellence through Pinnacle Business Awards
Long-term Impact
Strengthening Odisha's presence in the global ecosystem
Beyond Business
Odisha’s Living Heritage
Art & Craft
Pattachitra Painting
An intricate scroll-painting tradition known for bold lines, natural pigments, and detailed mythological and folk narratives on cloth and palm leaf.
Odissi Dance
One of India's eight classical dance forms, born in the temples of Odisha, distinguished by sculpturesque postures and lyrical, devotional storytelling.
Sambalpuri Weaving
A centuries-old handloom tradition using the ikat (bandha) technique, where threads are tie-dyed before weaving so patterns emerge within the fabric.
Tarakasi Silver Filigree
A centuries-old Cuttack craft turning fine silver wire into intricately woven jewelry and ornamental art, prized for its delicate, lace-like detail.
Landmarks & Legacy
Konark Sun Temple
A 13th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site conceived as a colossal stone chariot for the Sun God, with 24 elaborately carved wheels.
Jagannath Rath Yatra
The world-famous chariot festival of Puri, where towering wooden chariots are pulled through the streets by thousands of devotees each year.
Bali Yatra Maritime Trade
Commemorating a thousand years of Odisha's seafaring trade with Southeast Asia — the ancient mariners who sailed to Bali, Java, and Sumatra.
Hirakud Dam
One of the world's longest earthen dams, built across the Mahanadi River in 1957 — a landmark of Odisha's modern engineering achievement.