India and Germany have agreed to enhance their partnership in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), quantum technologies, and green hydrogen with a focus on innovation-driven growth and sustainable development. Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh, emphasized the importance of collaboration in clean energy, biotechnology, cyber-physical systems, electric mobility, and green hydrogen during a meeting with Bavaria's Minister-President Markus Soder. India's focus on mission-mode programs led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to find sustainable solutions through science and technology, with Germany being a key partner in this endeavor. The Indo-German 2+2 collaboration model, connecting universities and industries, is praised for fostering innovation ecosystems. The discussion also highlighted India's strength in biotechnology, with over 3,000 biotech startups and a growing emphasis on innovation through policies like BIOe3. India's academic ties with Germany are robust, with over 50,000 Indian students in German universities, primarily in STEM fields, showcasing the potential for further academic and knowledge exchange between the two countries.