India's relationship with Nordic countries has strengthened following the 3rd India-Nordic Summit held in Oslo, where leaders agreed to form a 'Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership.' This initiative aims to leverage the Nordic nations' expertise in clean technologies, including renewable energy and digital solutions, to address global challenges. The combined economy of the Nordic countries is over $2 trillion USD, with significant investments in areas such as offshore wind and green hydrogen. The summit facilitated discussions on enhancing bilateral cooperation across various sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, and skill development, with over 700 Nordic companies operating in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's readiness to support Nordic investors as the country strives for developed nation status by 2047 under the 'Viksit Bharat' vision. Additionally, the leaders condemned terrorism and discussed reforms in multilateral institutions, including the United Nations Security Council. The next summit is scheduled to take place in Helsinki, Finland.