EU-India Trade and Technology Council: Deepening Strategic Ties in Emerging Tech
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The third EU-India Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting in Brussels has reinforced bilateral cooperation in semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing, alongside new initiatives for research and green mobility.
The third meeting of the EU-India Trade and Technology Council (TTC) in Brussels marks a significant milestone in the evolving strategic partnership between India and the European Union. Established to address the intersection of trade, trusted technology, and security, the TTC serves as a high-level coordination mechanism to navigate the complexities of the digital age.
Key outcomes of this session include a renewed commitment to collaborative efforts in critical and emerging technologies. Both parties have prioritized the semiconductor ecosystem, quantum technologies, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). By aligning regulatory frameworks and research priorities, India and the EU aim to reduce supply chain vulnerabilities and foster a resilient technological landscape. Furthermore, the initiation of negotiations for India’s association with 'Horizon Europe'—the EU’s flagship research and innovation funding program—is a major step toward integrating Indian scientific talent into global research networks. This association will facilitate greater mobility for researchers and collaborative breakthroughs in science and technology.
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