Climate change, tech on PM Modi's agenda at talks with Nordic nations during Denmark visit
India Today
PM Narendra Modi, who will visit Denmark's capital Copenhagen will engage with Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, and Norway to strengthen ties in the areas of climate change and technology.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to European nations, is scheduled to visit Denmark’s Copenhagen on Tuesday, May 3, and meet Danish PM Mette Frederiksen. He will also participate in the Second India-Nordic Summit with the Prime Ministers of Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, and Norway.
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Tuesday’s visit to Denmark will be PM Modi’s first to the Nordic nation.
PM @narendramodi would be leaving from Berlin for Copenhagen this morning.Let’s take a look at what’s in store in the second leg of the visit. pic.twitter.com/cc9ubDwTcT
Sharing a video on the whirlwind European trip, External Affairs Minister Arindam Bagchi on Tuesday highlighted the various elements of India-Denmark ties, such as the Green Strategic Partnership. The GSP was established in September 2020 and “translated into a results-oriented five-year action plan” during Mette Frederiksen’s visit to India last year.
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