New Delhi: India and Sweden held their seventh external ministry consultations in Stockholm on Friday, marking the bilateral cooperation and a roadmap for further cooperation in areas such as innovation, sustainable development, trade and investment.
India and Sweden reiterate new importance of prioritizing Emerging Technologies Such as semiconductors, green steel and green batteries.
As stated in a press release by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the two countries discussed security issues such as cyber security and counter-terrorism and agreed to explore potential joint partnerships in the defense sector.
The MEA said in a press release: “Both sides welcomed the progress in various areas of bilateral cooperation and discussed the way forward in priority areas such as innovation and sustainable development, trade and investment, and emphasized the need to focus on emerging technologies such as semiconductors, green steel and green batteries.
“LeadIT’s contribution India Sweden Of particular note is the Industrial Transformation Partnership to combat climate change. In addition, the two sides also discussed security issues such as cyber security and counter-terrorism, and agreed to explore potential cooperation in the defense sector.
The meeting was chaired by Pawan Kapoor, Secretary (West) of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Jan Knutsson, State Secretary of the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the meeting, the officials appreciated the strong and fast-growing economic ties between the two countries and noted the importance of organizing the Indo-Swedish Innovation Bridge, Indo-Swedish Innovation Days and Indo-Swedish Sustainability Days, terming them as “a way to strengthen business-to-business relations” An important step.”
Both sides acknowledge that Sweden has a large Indian community, which they say is an important bridge between the two countries.
In the press release, the MEA also added, “They exchanged views on cooperation on the reform of the United Nations Security Council, especially on preparations for future summits.”
“They noted with satisfaction the increasing cooperation to further strengthen bilateral cooperation between India and the EU and stressed the need for early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India-EU Free Trade Agreement. The two sides also exchanged views on regional and global issues of mutual concern.”
(Based on the agency’s opinion)
India and Sweden reiterate new importance of prioritizing Emerging Technologies Such as semiconductors, green steel and green batteries.
As stated in a press release by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the two countries discussed security issues such as cyber security and counter-terrorism and agreed to explore potential joint partnerships in the defense sector.
The MEA said in a press release: “Both sides welcomed the progress in various areas of bilateral cooperation and discussed the way forward in priority areas such as innovation and sustainable development, trade and investment, and emphasized the need to focus on emerging technologies such as semiconductors, green steel and green batteries.
“LeadIT’s contribution India Sweden Of particular note is the Industrial Transformation Partnership to combat climate change. In addition, the two sides also discussed security issues such as cyber security and counter-terrorism, and agreed to explore potential cooperation in the defense sector.
The meeting was chaired by Pawan Kapoor, Secretary (West) of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Jan Knutsson, State Secretary of the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the meeting, the officials appreciated the strong and fast-growing economic ties between the two countries and noted the importance of organizing the Indo-Swedish Innovation Bridge, Indo-Swedish Innovation Days and Indo-Swedish Sustainability Days, terming them as “a way to strengthen business-to-business relations” An important step.”
Both sides acknowledge that Sweden has a large Indian community, which they say is an important bridge between the two countries.
In the press release, the MEA also added, “They exchanged views on cooperation on the reform of the United Nations Security Council, especially on preparations for future summits.”
“They noted with satisfaction the increasing cooperation to further strengthen bilateral cooperation between India and the EU and stressed the need for early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India-EU Free Trade Agreement. The two sides also exchanged views on regional and global issues of mutual concern.”
(Based on the agency’s opinion)
