Officials from India and Sweden are looking to deepen their collaboration in innovation and green technology to address global climate challenges through sustainable industrial practices and renewable energy solutions. Emphasizing the potential for large-scale implementation of sustainable practices, areas like green hydrogen, carbon capture, and circular economy practices are identified as avenues for collaboration. The focus is on leveraging Sweden's expertise in green technologies and India's capacity for large-scale implementation. Swedish companies operating in India are already contributing significantly to urban sustainability through initiatives like solid waste management systems and wastewater treatment plants. The shared efforts between the two countries aim to accelerate the energy transition and foster cross-cultural understanding. Sweden's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2045 includes strategies such as renewable energy, electrification, sustainable industrial practices, and reforestation. The use of green hydrogen in steel production is highlighted as a pioneering initiative to potentially eliminate emissions in carbon-intensive industries. The collaboration also involves Swedish companies prioritizing sustainability and working closely with local communities on education and sustainability projects, furthering the spread of sustainable practices in India.