PM Modi at 3rd India–Nordic Summit 2026: A New Chapter in Green Growth and Innovation Diplomacy
A Landmark Gathering in Oslo
The 3rd India–Nordic Summit, held in Oslo on May 19–20, 2026, brought together Prime Minister Narendra Modi and leaders from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The summit served as a high-level platform to deepen cooperation between India and the Nordic region, with a strong focus on green transition, innovation, digital technologies, and sustainable development.
A key outcome of the meeting was the shared commitment to further elevate India–Nordic relations through structured cooperation in clean energy, advanced technologies, and climate-focused growth models.
Strengthening India–Denmark Partnership with Mette Frederiksen
During the summit, Prime Minister Modi held discussions with Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, reviewing progress in the India–Denmark Green Strategic Partnership.
Both leaders focused on expanding collaboration in renewable energy, climate action, and green technologies. They also explored new opportunities in innovation, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, start-up ecosystems, and defence cooperation, reaffirming their shared commitment to sustainable and technology-driven growth.
India–Finland Cooperation Focused on Innovation and Clean Technologies
In his meeting with Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, Prime Minister Modi emphasized strengthening bilateral cooperation in innovation-led development.
The discussions highlighted joint priorities in green technology, digital solutions, and sustainable industrial practices. Both sides reaffirmed their intent to deepen research and development linkages and promote collaboration in emerging technologies that support long-term economic and environmental resilience.
Engagement with Iceland: Blue Economy and Climate Focus
Prime Minister Modi also met Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir, where discussions centered on expanding cooperation in climate action and ocean-based industries.
Key areas of focus included sustainable fisheries, blue economy development, carbon management, and clean energy solutions. The engagement reflected a shared interest in responsible use of marine resources and strengthening climate resilience through innovation.
India–Nordic Vision: A Green Technology Partnership for the Future
A major achievement of the summit was the collective decision to elevate India–Nordic relations into a Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership. This framework is designed to enhance cooperation in renewable energy, sustainable development, digital transformation, and next-generation technologies.
The summit reinforced a shared vision of addressing global challenges through collaboration, with India and Nordic countries positioning themselves as key partners in building a cleaner, more innovative, and sustainable global future.
