Focuses on Blue Economy and Digital Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima at the Royal Palace in The Hague during his official visit to the Netherlands. The leaders discussed
expanding cooperation in digital technology, innovation, fintech, sustainability, and the blue economy.
PM Modi described the India–Netherlands relationship as a partnership driven by “shared interests” and a vision for a “future-ready planet.” Discussions also covered climate action, water resource management, sustainable growth, and commerce.
The visit comes at a significant moment in bilateral relations, with both nations deepening ties in semiconductors, renewable energy, maritime cooperation, defence, and critical technologies. India and the Netherlands have seen rapid growth in trade and investment ties in recent years, with bilateral trade touching nearly USD 27.8 billion in 2024-25.
During the Netherlands leg of his five-nation tour, PM Modi also met Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten and interacted with CEOs of leading Dutch companies. He invited businesses to invest in India’s maritime sector, clean energy, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure.
The Ministry of External Affairs said both sides reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening India–Netherlands relations, particularly in emerging sectors linked to technology and sustainable development.
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