Summary:

Leaders from India, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden reiterated their commitment to a strategic cooperation focused on the future at the Third India-Nordic Summit in Oslo on May 19. They decided to increase collaboration in the areas of digital infrastructure, green technology, renewable energy, climate action, Arctic research, maritime security, and resilient economic growth. Plans for a Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership supporting clean energy, green hydrogen, sustainable manufacturing, water management, trash recycling, and smart infrastructure were advanced at the summit. While India offers a sizable market, a highly qualified labour force, and a robust digital ecosystem, the Nordic countries offer technological know-how and sustainable approaches. Additionally, both parties increased cooperation in defence manufacturing, cybersecurity, education, trade, blue economy projects, and innovation for long-term, sustainable regional growth.

Source: IBEF

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