The visit of Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal to the Netherlands has paved the way for significant developments in the trade relationship between India and the Netherlands, particularly in the field of green hydrogen export to Europe. Discussions with the Port of Rotterdam authority focused on establishing a Green and Digital Corridor to facilitate the export of green hydrogen and carriers like Ammonia and Methanol from Indian ports to Europe. This initiative aligns with India's Maritime Vision 2030 and aims to enhance port capacity and logistics efficiency. The visit also included discussions on knowledge sharing, technology transfer, and sustainable port management practices to boost bilateral trade. Additionally, meetings with ASML emphasized leveraging the company's expertise in the semiconductor industry to support India's aspirations of becoming a global manufacturing hub. The visit to Croatia furthered talks on the proposed free trade agreement between India and the European Union. Overall, the engagements during the visit underscored the commitment to enhancing trade cooperation, port management, technology transfer, and sustainable practices between India, the Netherlands, and Croatia.