New Delhi: India and Luxembourg on Friday held extensive talks to further expand ties in areas of trade, finance, innovation, start-ups, manufacturing, automotive and renewable energy.
The first-ever bilateral foreign office consultations in Luxembourg also saw both sides acknowledging the importance of the EU-India strategic partnership.
The Ministry of External Affairs said both sides reviewed the developments in India-Luxembourg relations following the recent virtual summit between the prime ministers of the two countries.
“The co-chairs held wide-ranging discussions on all aspects of bilateral relations and on ways to further expand economic links and deepen cooperation in areas of finance, steel, space, ICT, innovation, start-ups, manufacturing, automotive, sustainable development, renewable energy, and the fight against climate change,” the MEA said.
The two sides also noted with satisfaction that the investment proposal from Luxembourg’s B-Medical Systems could be operationalised within one year of their announcement. —PTI

Press Trust of India