India and the EU have announced plans to strengthen collaboration on green energy initiatives. The focus areas include joint research on EV battery recycling, marine plastic mitigation, waste-to-hydrogen conversion, green hydrogen, offshore wind, and harmonized EV charging standards. The two parties are working towards a Bilateral Free Trade Agreement by the end of the year. This partnership is rooted in shared democratic values and a commitment to mutual prosperity. The collaboration will also extend to technology and innovation sectors, with a focus on semiconductors, AI, high-performance computing, and even discussions on 6G technology. Additionally, there are plans for a Space Dialogue between India and the EU. The countries are also exploring increased cooperation in the field of hydrogen-related safety standards and wastewater treatment technologies. Furthermore, both India and the EU are looking to enhance connectivity through projects like the India - Middle East - Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC). They aim to promote sustainable growth and prosperity, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region and Africa. The partnership also emphasizes people-to-people connections, with a focus on academia, research, and industry partnerships. The leaders have expressed optimism about the future of their collaboration and plan to launch a roadmap for their partnership beyond 2025. The joint efforts are aimed at fostering a strong and sustainable relationship that benefits both regions in various aspects of trade, technology, innovation, and green growth.