During talks in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer discussed enhancing bilateral ties and addressing global issues such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Middle East conflicts. Modi announced a strategic blueprint for cooperation over the coming decades, highlighting key areas like infrastructure, renewable energy, hydrogen, innovation, and artificial intelligence. Both leaders emphasized the importance of accelerating the 'Start-up bridge' to connect youth and ideas between the two nations. The discussions also covered challenges India faces with cross-border terrorism from Pakistan and the ongoing India-European Union Free Trade Agreement negotiations. They agreed on adopting a strategic approach to advance shared objectives, focusing on green and digital technologies, infrastructure, renewable energy, water management, life sciences, smart cities, and transportation. The Joint Statement expressed support for achieving a peaceful resolution in the Ukraine conflict and highlighted the importance of sincere engagement between stakeholders. The visit marked the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Austria in 41 years, showcasing the commitment to deepening bilateral ties and fostering cooperation across multiple sectors.