The UK and India have announced the UK-India Technology Security Initiative to strengthen cooperation in key technologies of this decade, encompassing areas like telecoms security, critical minerals, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence. This initiative, part of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, aims to boost economic growth in both nations. A significant aspect of the agreement is the collaboration on tackling climate change, advancing green energy partnerships focusing on offshore wind and green hydrogen, and seizing green growth prospects. The initiative, led by the National Security Advisors, underscores a shared commitment to critical and emerging technologies like AI, quantum, and advanced materials. The UK also pledged Pound 7 million for Future Telecoms research as part of the broader bilateral partnership. Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the importance of this initiative in fostering innovation, jobs, and investment, positioning it as a driver for mutual growth. The partnership also seeks to address the climate crisis by mobilizing finance for clean growth and empowering women. Additionally, there is a focus on enhancing joint work on forests, resilient cities, and green development. The agreement reflects a joint commitment to leveraging technology and innovation for the benefit of citizens in both countries.