The External Affairs Minister of India, S. Jaishankar, and his Dutch counterpart, Caspar Veldkamp, recently held bilateral discussions in New Delhi to strengthen their partnership across various sectors. The talks focused on trade, defense, technology, education, and global strategic developments. Both ministers reviewed the growing cooperation between the two nations, emphasizing areas such as semiconductors, digital technologies, renewable energy, and green hydrogen. They also discussed the potential for collaboration in education, migration, and mobility of skilled workers and professionals. The ministers highlighted the importance of traditional priority areas of cooperation in water, agriculture, and health. The discussions were positive, with both ministers expressing optimism about the future growth prospects in sectors like green hydrogen, education, and talent flows. They also talked about global strategic developments and the significance of multipolarity. The meeting concluded with both ministers expressing satisfaction with the fruitful conversation and the opportunities to elevate their partnership. The visit of the Dutch Foreign Minister to India is expected to further strengthen the already robust and expanding bilateral relations between the two countries, especially in key sectors like water, agriculture, health, and security.