Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have reaffirmed their commitment to bolster the strategic partnership between their countries in clean energy and technology sectors. The agreement was reached during their meeting at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The collaboration includes joint efforts in green hydrogen, biofuels, renewables, and energy efficiency, with a focus on technology advancements and research and development cooperation. To strengthen their ties, India and Italy will organize 'Tech Summits' to facilitate the exchange of best practices, promote industrial partnerships, and enhance each other's understanding of their respective industrial ecosystems. Additionally, the two nations will work on initiatives to boost the Global Biofuels Alliance, the International Solar Alliance, and explore cooperation in Industry 4.0, advanced manufacturing, and critical minerals extraction. Moreover, a key aspect of the partnership involves fostering collaboration between start-ups, academia, and industries. This will encompass various sectors such as fintech, edutech, health care, logistics, agritech, chip design, and green energy, aiming to promote innovation and sustainable practices. The agreement highlights the shared commitment of India and Italy to drive the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future, leveraging their strengths and expertise in different areas of the energy and technology landscape.