India and Sweden Deepen AI Partnership Through SITAC Framework
India and Sweden have taken a major step to strengthen cooperation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital technologies. On the sidelines of the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the IndiaAI Mission and Business Sweden signed a Statement of Intent (SoI) to enhance bilateral collaboration in AI and promote trade and investment engagement between the two countries.
The Statement of Intent provides a structured framework for cooperation in:
This agreement reflects the shared priorities of both nations to use AI for innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development, while also addressing associated risks.
A key highlight of the agreement is the launch of the Sweden–India Technology and Artificial Intelligence Corridor (SITAC).
SITAC will serve as a flagship platform to promote structured engagement among:
The initiative aims to connect AI ecosystems of both countries and create new business and innovation opportunities.
Under the SITAC framework, the following activities will be undertaken:
Ms. Kavita Bhatia, COO of IndiaAI Mission, highlighted that India and Sweden are co-architects of a value-based and trusted AI future.
Mrs. Sofia Högman, Trade & Invest Commissioner of Sweden to India, stated that the SoI represents a significant advancement in translating shared strategic vision into concrete outcomes.
The collaboration aligns:
This partnership is expected to help enterprises, startups, and research institutions develop scalable and inclusive AI solutions.
Q1. IndiaAI Mission and Business Sweden signed a Statement of Intent (SoI) on the sidelines of which event?
(a) Digital India Summit 2026
(b) India AI Impact Summit 2026
(c) Global Tech Forum 2026
(d) AI Innovation Expo 2026
(e) G20 Digital Conference
S. Ans. (b)
Sol. The SoI was signed during the India AI Impact Summit 2026.
Q2. The Sweden–India Technology and Artificial Intelligence Corridor (SITAC) aims to promote cooperation between:
(a) Only government agencies
(b) Only private companies
(c) Government, industry, startups, and academia
(d) Only research institutions
(e) Only investors
S. Ans. (c)
Sol. SITAC will facilitate engagement among government agencies, industry stakeholders, startups, and academic institutions.
Q3. The Statement of Intent between India and Sweden focuses on cooperation in:
(a) Defence manufacturing
(b) Renewable energy
(c) Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies
(d) Space research
(e) Agriculture exports
S. Ans. (c)
Sol. The agreement focuses on AI and digital technologies collaboration.
Q4. SITAC will primarily function as:
(a) A funding agency
(b) A trade court
(c) A technology corridor platform
(d) A cybersecurity task force
(e) A defence alliance
S. Ans. (c)
Sol. SITAC will act as a flagship platform for structured AI engagement.
Q5. The India–Sweden AI partnership aims to promote:
(a) Military alliances
(b) Exclusive AI patents
(c) Innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development
(d) Cryptocurrency regulations
(e) Tourism exchanges
S. Ans. (c)
Sol. The collaboration focuses on innovation, growth, sustainability, and responsible AI use.
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