US EditionKarnataka and Chile to enhance collaboration in science, technology, and innovation
- Chile's President Gabriel Boric Font is visiting India to strengthen trade ties and diversify export markets, announcing negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with India amidst global economic uncertainties.
- The government of Karnataka signed a Letter of Intent with Chile, marking Chile as the first Latin American country to join Karnataka's Global Innovation Alliance .
- Minister Priyank Kharge emphasized Karnataka's status as a tech hub, stating the partnership with Chile will foster deeper collaboration in innovation and entrepreneurship.
- During the Innovation Summit, President Boric invited Karnataka startups to explore opportunities in Chile, highlighting the growing Chilean innovation ecosystem.
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Karnataka and Chile to enhance collaboration in science, technology, and innovation
Minister for Information Technology, Biotechnology, and Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Priyank Kharge underscored Karnataka’s status as a leading hub for emerging industries. He noted that the partnership with Chile represents the beginning of a deeper and more fruitful collaboration between the innovation ecosystems of both regions.
Chile advances trade deal with India
In light of the “tariff war” sparked by US President Donald Trump, Chile's Gabriel Boric Font is on a six-day visit to India to strengthen trade ties, meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and local business leaders. Boric announced the start of negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, akin to a free trade deal, to diversify Chile’s export markets in response to global uncertainties.
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