The visit of College of Commissioners New Delhi marks a milestone in the EU-India relations, demonstrating the commitment of both parties to deepen their collaboration in a dynamic and challenging global context. President Von der Leyen He stressed the importance of this strategic partnership, based on shared values such as democracy and the rule of law.
During the visit, bilateral meetings will take place between the members of the College of Commissioners and their Indian counterparts, as well as a plenary session chaired by President von der Leyen and the Prime Minister ModiThese meetings will serve to address issues of common interest and explore new avenues for cooperation in key areas for the future of both regions.
One of the central points of the agenda will be the second Council for Trade and Technology (CCT), where representatives from the EU and India will discuss collaboration on digital transition, clean and green technologies, trade and investment.
This dialogue is expected to boost joint initiatives in areas such as digital infrastructure, value chain resilience and cooperation on global trade issues.
The visit of the College of Commissioners to New Delhi not only strengthens bilateral relations between the EU and India, but also sends a clear message to the world about the importance of cooperation and multilateralism in an increasingly complex global context. Both parties recognise that this strategic partnership is essential to ensure the prosperity and security of their citizens, as well as to promote an international order based on shared rules and values.


