India-Norway Green Strategic Partnership
Analysis based on 31 articles · First reported May 18, 2026 · Last updated May 19, 2026
The elevation of ties to a Green Strategic Partnership between India>>> and Norway>>> is expected to boost investments in clean energy, offshore wind, and green technologies, positively impacting companies in these sectors. The commitment to double bilateral trade by 2030 and achieve a USD 100 billion investment target under the European Free Trade Association>>> agreement will create significant economic opportunities and jobs, particularly in India>>>.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi>>> of India>>> and Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre>>> of Norway>>> have elevated their bilateral relationship to a Green Strategic Partnership during Narendra Modi>>>'s visit to Norway>>>. This partnership emphasizes sustainability, green growth, and cooperation in climate and clean energy transitions. Key outcomes include a shared commitment to double bilateral trade by 2030, a target of USD 100 billion in Norwegian investments in India>>>, and the creation of one million jobs under the India>>>-European Free Trade Association>>> Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA). Both nations also signed five key agreements in science and innovation, covering clean energy, offshore wind, sustainability, geosciences, and academic collaboration, with entities like the India — Council of Scientific and Industrial Research>>> and SINTEF>>> playing significant roles. Furthermore, Norway>>> reiterated its support for India>>>'s permanent membership in a reformed International — United Nations Security Council>>>. Cooperation will also deepen in areas such as the blue economy, artificial intelligence, robotics, cybersecurity, and critical minerals, with a Joint Working Group on digitalisation to be established.
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