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India, Nordic Nations Agree to Elevate Ties to Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership
The leaders agreed to expand cooperation in clean energy, blue economy and digital development, with new pacts signed on space, health and innovation.
- On Monday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held bilateral talks in Oslo, elevating India-Norway relations to a 'Green Strategic Partnership' focused on clean energy and climate resilience.
- Modi's visit marks the first time an Indian Prime Minister has traveled to the Scandinavian nation in 43 years, with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi being the last to visit in 1983.
- Following the summit, the leaders signed agreements covering space, health, and digital development, including a memorandum of understanding between the Indian Space Research Organisation and the Norwegian Space Agency on Arctic research cooperation.
- Attending the third India-Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, Modi joined leaders from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Sweden to discuss global challenges and shared commitment to a rules-based order.
- Both nations reviewed opportunities from the India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement, expressing a unified view that reform of global institutions is essential to address growing challenges in Ukraine and West Asia.
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