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6th India-Germany Inter-Governmental Consultations
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Recently, the Governments of the Federal Republic of Germany and of the Republic of India held the sixth round of Inter-Governmental Consultations.
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Key-highlights of 6th round of Inter-Governmental Consultations:
The two countries signed agreements for collaboration on:
- Green and Sustainable Development Partnership
- The implementation of Triangular Development Cooperation projects in Third Countries
- Indo-German Development Cooperation Regarding Renewable Energy Partnership
- The Initialling of the Agreement on a Comprehensive Migration and Mobility Partnership
- Continuation of cooperation in the field of advanced training of corporate executives and junior executives from India.
- Agroecology
- Forest Landscape Restoration
- Indo – German Green Hydrogen Task Force
Joint Declaration of Intent on Indo – German Green Hydrogen Task Force:
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India’s Ambitions
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- Under the agreement, both countries will establish an Indo-German Green Hydrogen Task Force.
- It would strengthen mutual cooperation in production, utilization, storage and distribution of Green Hydrogen through building enabling frameworks for projects, regulations and standards, trade and joint research and development (R&D) projects.
India and Germany’s Hydrogen Strategy
- India has launched the National Green Hydrogen Mission with the goal to make India the global hub of Green Hydrogen production and export.
- Germany also has developed an ambitious National Hydrogen Strategy with the aim to assume global leadership in hydrogen technologies.
- Blessed with abundant renewable energy potential and experience of implementing renewable energy projects, India can produce low-cost Green Hydrogen to progressively decarbonize a range of industry sectors, and also export it to meet global demand.
- With strengths in innovation and manufacturing, Germany is already implementing numerous hydrogen projects.
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