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Last update: 9 hours agoNordic Green Push: In Oslo, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is turning the India–Nordic relationship into a clean-energy and tech pipeline, with separate meetings with Iceland, Finland and Denmark on renewables, sustainability and digitalisation, and a formal Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership unveiled at the 3rd India–Nordic Summit—linking Iceland’s geothermal and fisheries, Norway’s blue economy and Arctic know-how, and wider Nordic strengths to India’s workforce and skills. Investment Momentum: Modi says Nordic investment in India is up about 200% in a decade, and bilateral trade has grown roughly fourfold over 10 years. Energy Security Backdrop: The push lands as India seeks steadier supplies amid Middle East tensions, with Norway’s “green strategic partnership” framed around clean power, climate resilience and green shipping. Context: The summit follows earlier India–Nordic meetings (2018 Stockholm, 2022 Copenhagen) and builds on the India–EFTA TEPA trade framework.
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