NEW DELHI: India and the Netherlands elevated their ties to a strategic partnership as Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday concluded his two day visit to The Hague.During the visit PM Modi and his Dutch counterpart Rob Jetten inked 17 agreements to boost cooperation in sectors such as defence and critical minerals.Following the PM Modi-Jetten talks, India and the Netherlands unveiled a “strategic partnership roadmap” to boost ties in trade and investment, defence and security, critical and emerging technologies including semiconductors, space, AI and quantum computing.The ministry of external affairs also listed out the 17 out comes from PM Modi’s visit.Here are the key outcomes of the visit:India-Netherlands Strategic Partnership Roadmap 2026-2030Restitution of Chola copper platesMobility and migration cooperationTata Electronics-ASML cooperationCooperation in critical mineralsTechnical cooperation for Kalpasar ProjectGreen hydrogen roadmapJoint Working Group on Renewable EnergyEnergy transition cooperation with NITI AayogIndo-Dutch Centre of Excellence for Flowers in West TripuraIndo-Dutch dairy training centre in BengaluruCooperation in animal husbandry and dairyingHealth collaboration arrangementCustoms Mutual Administrative Assistance AgreementCooperation in higher educationCooperation between Nalanda University and University of GroningenCollaboration between Leiden University Libraries and the Archaeological Survey of India
