India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh satisfies Dutch equivalent Ruben Brekelmans in Delhi–

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a conference with his Netherlands equivalent Ruben Brekelmans in Delhi onTuesday Before the conference, both leaders drank hands and comfortably welcomed each various other.

Brekelmans gets on a see to India to go to the Raisina Dialogue, which is underway in New Delhi from March 17. Raisina Dialogue 2025 is being organized by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and Observer Research Foundation (ORF). It is India’s leading meeting on geopolitics and geoeconomics devoted to attending to one of the most tough problems dealing with the international neighborhood.

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Nearly 3,700 participants and over 800 audio speakers and delegates from around 130 nations worldwide will certainly go to theRaisina Dialogue The individuals consist of offering and previous presidents, priests and legislators, mediators, plan coordinators, armed forces leaders, heads of multilateral organizations, company principals and distinguished thinkers. The motif of this year’s Raisina Dialogue is “Kalachakra: People, Peace, Planet.”

Earlier this month, Netherlands Ambassador to India, Marisa Gerards, stated that India and the Netherlands have a “very strong bilateral relationship.”

“We have a very strong bilateral relationship. We go back a long way. We were one of the first countries who recognised the independence of India. We have a lot of trade and investment,” she stated.

Speaking to ANI, Gerards stated that the Netherlands is fourth biggest international capitalist in India, and 300 various Dutch firms are energetic below.

“We are the 4th investor in your country. About 300 different Dutch companies are very active. Also the other way around, we have quite some Indian companies who are also investing in the Netherlands. What we’re working on right now is a strategic partnership to see how we can do more on trade and investment. How we can do more on security, for example, but also do more on innovation and research, and then we have a wide range of different sectors where we work together like on water management, health, agriculture, very important on energy, ports and logistics and climate, and in all these different sectors, innovation and high tech research, it’s all key. And this is, I think, the overview, and it’s a very strong relationship,” she stated.

However, Gerards still really feels that there is a whole lot even more to do. She stated that they will certainly do even more operate in the eco-friendly power market.

“I think there’s a lot of room to do more. Green energy, green hydrogen is very high on our agenda as well. We’re also working together with the union government, but also here in Gujarat. We have quite some companies who are working in your ports, Port of Rotterdam, which is the gateway to Europe, the biggest port of our continent, is also very keen and very interested to see how we can do more in this area of green energy and green hydrogen as well,” she stated.