International Big Cat Alliance's (IBCA) first assembly in Delhi gained a lot of attention from concerned countries housing big cats in the wild. The Government of India created IBCA to conserve the Pantherinae subfamily--Puma, Jaguar, Snow Leopard, Cheetah, Lion, Tiger, and Leopard. Part of this assembly were delegations from Bhutan, Suriname, Somalia, Cambodia and Eswatini.