Summary:

During PM Narendra Modi's visit, India and the Netherlands inked 17 agreements that strengthened their collaboration in semiconductors, strategic technologies, education, clean energy, healthcare, agriculture, and migration. The India-Netherlands Strategic Partnership Roadmap 2026-2030 was approved by both parties to direct international cooperation, trade, and innovation. Important Memorandums of Understanding include crucial minerals cooperation between ministries and Tata Electronics and ASML for semiconductor production in Gujarat. Both countries agreed to facilitate migration, and the Netherlands will restore Chola copper plates to India. Additionally, collaboration grew in the areas of green hydrogen, renewable energy, and water management, including the Kalpasar project. There were announcements of new centers of excellence in dairy (Bengaluru) and floriculture (Tripura). Sustainable and manufacturing relationships are further strengthened by collaborations between ICMR, Dutch organisations, universities, and customs.

Source: IBEF

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