Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to the Netherlands, invited Dutch companies to invest in India, particularly in sectors such as maritime, renewable energy, digital technologies, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and healthcare. He emphasized that India has become a symbol of scale and stability, contributing 17% to global growth and leading the world in infrastructure and clean energy. Modi urged for the early implementation of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which aims to reinforce India and the European Union as reliable partners. The FTA is expected to further boost the already significant bilateral trade, which is projected to reach $27.8 billion in 2024-25. Additionally, Modi announced a strategic partnership with the Netherlands, focusing on green hydrogen and enhancing cooperation in technology, talent mobility, and research and development. The Netherlands has become India's largest European investor, with a cumulative foreign direct investment of $55.6 billion. The Prime Minister also acknowledged the contributions of the Indian diaspora in the Netherlands, which serves as a bridge between the two nations.