Author name: Indo UK

Strengthen collaboration to protect and restore nature, and explore ways to mainstream biodiversity into economic and financial decision-making. Address air and water pollution and find innovative solutions to tackling plastic and marine pollution, as well as promoting the integration of environmental concerns and solutions into economic growth policies. Work together on building a UK-India Forests […]

As co-chairs of the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI), reinforce cooperation on enhancing adaptation and climate change resilience across vulnerable communities, including Small Island Developing States. Both countries will seek to support the development and implementation of plans and strategies for cities and towns and highly vulnerable rural populations as key actors in climate

Strengthen collaboration to promote secure, affordable and sustainable supplies of energy as shared priorities. Reduce the cost of development and deployment of clean energy projects through technology innovation, market-building, knowledge sharing, capacity building, trade and investment and project establishment, for example on energy efficiency, smart grids, AI and digitalisation, efficient electricity distribution in the solar,

Strengthen the India-UK partnership on climate change, delivering a substantial contribution to reduced emissions and improved resilience in the context of strong climate action required in the current decade to reach the goals of the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement. Strengthen bilateral dialogues and partnership on climate change, including the Ministerial Energy Dialogue, and Joint

India and the UK will work together on one of the biggest challenges the world faces, helping to strengthen collaboration between global partners: we will co-lead global climate action, encouraging others to achieve milestone agreements on climate change, enhance bilateral cooperation towards low carbon development and climate resilient pathways, mobilise investment and channel climate finance

Strengthen cooperation to take decisive and concerted actions against globally-proscribed terrorists and terror entities.

Further enhance cooperation to promote international security and stability in cyberspace including through bilateral cooperation on critical national infrastructure, healthcare and vaccines and encouraging cooperation between governments and the private sector to embed safety in ICT products and in system designs while ensuring the protection of user privacy. This will be supported by a framework

Under the Defence Consultative Group, embark on a new, ambitious Strategic Collaborative Partnership on research, innovation, technology and industry to develop transformational defence and security capabilities to tackle common threats and the operational challenges of the future, building on the current collaboration under the UK-India Defence Technology and Industrial Capability Cooperation (DTICC) MoU. Establish a

Conduct Joint Service exercises and demonstrate greater complexity in military exchanges. Enhance the UK-India Defence education and reform partnership.

Promote freedom of navigation and open access, and improve maritime cooperation through a partnership in the Western Indian Ocean, with a new Maritime Dialogue, Grey and Dark Shipping information sharing and mechanisms for operational co-ordination all in place.