India and UK Strengthen Ties with New Initiatives and Vision 2035
PM Modi meets UK's Cooper, hails deepening India-UK partnership
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper to discuss the deepening India-UK partnership, emphasizing the India-UK Vision 2035. They launched the India-UK Critical Minerals Global Supply Chain Observatory to enhance cooperation in critical minerals, addressing global supply chain challenges.
- 01The India-UK Vision 2035 aims to guide the bilateral partnership towards shared economic ambitions and technological advancements.
- 02The India-UK Critical Minerals Global Supply Chain Observatory was launched to monitor and analyze critical mineral supply chains.
- 03The initiative is expected to enhance resource security for key industries and support the National Critical Mineral Mission (NCMM).
- 04UK Foreign Secretary Cooper emphasized the mutual benefits of improved access to critical minerals for both nations.
- 05The observatory is a collaboration involving TEXMiN, the Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad, and the University of Cambridge.
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During a meeting on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper discussed the strengthening of the India-UK partnership, which has opened up significant growth opportunities. Modi highlighted the India-UK Vision 2035 as a guiding framework for their collaboration. The meeting included the first ministerial review of this vision, addressing global challenges such as trade, energy, and economic security. A notable outcome was the launch of the India-UK Critical Minerals Global Supply Chain Observatory in New Delhi, aimed at bolstering critical mineral supply chains and enhancing resource security. Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy, emphasized the importance of critical minerals for modern economies and clean energy technologies. Cooper noted that the partnership could pave the way for broader cooperation across the critical minerals sector, enhancing both nations' economic growth and supply chain security. The observatory is a joint effort involving TEXMiN, IIT Dhanbad, and the University of Cambridge, designed to provide data-driven insights into global critical mineral supply chains.
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The establishment of the observatory is expected to enhance India's capabilities in critical mineral supply chain intelligence, supporting evidence-based policymaking.
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