Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed the success of the EU-India Strategic Partnership in benefiting their people and the global community. Their discussions aimed to strengthen this partnership further, acknowledging the shared values of democracy, rule of law, and a rules-based international order. They highlighted the need for increased collaboration in trade, technology, and sustainable development to address common challenges such as climate change and AI governance. The leaders agreed to intensify cooperation in various sectors including green energy, clean hydrogen, offshore wind, and disaster management. Key outcomes included plans to negotiate a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and agreements on Investment Protection and Geographical Indications. The India-EU Trade and Technology Council will focus on areas like economic security, semiconductor supply chains, sustainable AI, 6G technology, and green energy innovations. Additionally, the leaders discussed enhancing connectivity, clean energy projects, and disaster resilience efforts. They emphasized promoting people-to-people ties, legal migration, and partnerships within international alliances like the International Solar Alliance and the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure. The commitment to establish the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor and strengthen cooperation in various sectors reflects a shared vision for a prosperous and peaceful Indo-Pacific region based on mutual respect and international law.