The India-EU Connectivity Conference, organized jointly by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), EU Delegation to India, and the Asian Confluence, is set to take place in Meghalaya from June 1 to June 2. The conference aims to explore opportunities for enhancing connectivity investments in India’s North Eastern States and its neighboring countries, including Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh. The event is a significant outcome of the India-EU Connectivity partnership launched during the India-EU Leaders’ Meeting in May 2021.
The conference will be inaugurated by Conrad Sangma, the Chief Minister of Meghalaya, along with Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, Minister of State for External Affairs. The event will witness the participation of senior officials from the Indian government, the EU Commission, representatives from North Eastern states, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, as well as stakeholders from the private sector. The collective insights and views shared by the participants will contribute to shaping concrete projects for joint implementation in the areas of digital, energy, and transport connectivity.
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Digital, Energy, and Transport: The India-EU Connectivity Conference will concentrate on three essential pillars of connectivity: digital, energy, and transport. These pillars have been identified as key areas for collaboration and development in order to strengthen connectivity and foster regional integration. By focusing on digital infrastructure, energy networks, and transport systems, the conference aims to identify tangible projects that can enhance connectivity in the region.
The primary objective of the conference is to explore opportunities to boost connectivity investments in India’s North Eastern States and its neighboring countries. The North Eastern region of India, with its unique geographical location, presents immense potential for increased connectivity, trade, and economic cooperation. The conference will serve as a platform to discuss and identify specific projects that can facilitate seamless connectivity within the region and beyond, fostering economic growth and regional integration.
The India-EU Connectivity Conference recognizes the importance of engaging with neighboring countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh to promote cross-border connectivity. By strengthening connectivity between India and its neighboring nations, the conference aims to enhance trade, people-to-people exchanges, and overall regional development. The participation of stakeholders from these countries will provide valuable insights and perspectives, fostering collaboration and mutual growth.
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