During discussions between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in New Delhi, India and the EU focused on expediting the conclusion of the FTA by the end of the year, emphasizing defense industry talks and reviewing the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor initiative. The leaders expressed support for peace in Ukraine and reiterated commitment to a two-State solution with Israel and Palestine. Concrete steps included discussions on maritime domain awareness, the Trade and Technology Council, and clean energy dialogue with a focus on green hydrogen. The strategic partnership aims to deepen engagement in various sectors such as semiconductor ecosystems, 6G technology, and clean energy innovations. The leaders also highlighted cooperation on defense, security, and counterterrorism. Prime Minister Modi emphasized the shared values and commitment to sustainability, especially in areas like green hydrogen and renewable energy. The partnership envisions a prosperous world shaped by innovation, skill development, and sustainability efforts.