Summary:

The first annual conference under the India-UK Vision 2035 framework was conducted in New Delhi by UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper and External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar to discuss progress in important areas of collaboration. Growth, innovation and technology, defence and security, clean energy and the climate, and education were all discussed. Both parties examined cooperation in technology security, vital minerals, and artificial intelligence and praised opportunities brought about by the recently negotiated Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. There was also discussion of new defence initiatives, such as the exchange of military instructors. The University of Liverpool was given permission to open a campus in Bengaluru, and new agreements and initiatives increased maritime and climate cooperation. Both nations reiterated their dedication to strengthening their people-to-people, economic, and strategic connections.

Source: IBEF

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