Context
Germany and India signed a series of bilateral agreements focused on sustainable development that will see the South Asian nation receive 10 billion euros ($10.5 billion) in aid by 2030 to boost the use of clean energy.
PM Modi held bilateral talks with Chancellor Olaf Scholz and participated in the sixth round of Inter-Governmental Consultations (IGC) between the two countries.
The Sixth German-Indian intergovernmental consultations
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Background
Germany and India’s diplomatic relations date back more than seven decades.
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Analysis
Why India assumes significance for Germany?
Germany was the second country after France to come forward with an Indo-Pacific strategy. |
Key-takeaways from the Meeting
Germany and India signed a series of bilateral agreements
How these agreements benefit India?
What shall be done more?
Conclusion
India Germany shares historical ties since independence on the field of skill developments and technical institution. Though India and Germany have a strong strategic partnership, in the new contemporary issues of geo politics it’s become mandatory to reframe the partnership structurally. Inter-Governmental Consultation in which India has participated and co-chaired the council with Germany has paved a new path for comprehensive and inclusive ties. From territorial space to cyber space both the nations shared the common interest of safe and security respecting the international law and sovereignty of every nation. Peace and stability with clean environment are necessary conditions for the human development and human rights.
Practice Question Q1. Indo-German Strategic Partnership is based on the common values and principles. Discuss how Indo-German collaboration on various geo-political and economic issues can help create a mutually beneficial partnership for both the countries. Q2. Ties between India and Germany have been strengthening over the years but there is still vast potential that remains untapped. Comment. |
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