India, Netherlands elevating ties to strategic partnership, says PM Modi
India and the Netherlands have decided to elevate their relationship to a strategic partnership following talks between Prime Minister Modi and Dutch PM Jetten. This partnership aims to enhance cooperation in various sectors, including innovation, investment, and sustainability. Modi emphasized India's economic growth and invited Dutch companies to explore opportunities in India.
- ▪India and the Netherlands elevated their relationship to a strategic partnership during PM Modi's visit.
- ▪Bilateral trade between the two countries reached $27.8 billion in 2024-25, making the Netherlands one of India's largest trading partners in Europe.
- ▪PM Modi invited Dutch companies to explore opportunities in sectors like renewable energy, digital technologies, and healthcare.
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India and the Netherlands on Saturday (May 16, 2026) decided to elevate their relationship to the strategic partnership level following extensive talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Dutch counterpart Rob Jetten amid shifting global geopolitics.Mr. Modi began his two-day visit to The Hague on Friday (May 15, 2026) as part of a four-nation trip to Europe that is aimed at ramping up bilateral ties in a range of key areas. Chola-era Anaimangalam Plates, in possession of Leiden University since 1862, returned to IndiaIndia and the Netherlands also inked a number of agreements to further enhance their cooperation in a range of areas."There has been significant progress in India-Netherlands ties in last one decade," Mr.
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