India-Norway Business Summit Boosts TEPA
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported May 18, 2026 · Last updated May 19, 2026
Prime Minister Narendra Modi>>> attended the India-Norway>>> Business and Research Summit in Oslo, joined by Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway>>> and Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre>>> of Norway>>>. The summit aimed to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation, building on the recently implemented Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement>>> (TEPA) between India>>> and the European Free Trade Association>>> (EFTA) nations (Iceland>>>, Liechtenstein>>>, Norway>>>, and Switzerland>>>). Narendra Modi>>> encouraged greater Norwegian investments in key sectors such as the blue economy, shipbuilding, green transition, renewable energy, health-tech, critical minerals, and start-ups in India>>>. He emphasized achieving the TEPA's investment target of USD 100 billion and creating one million jobs in India>>>. The summit also highlighted India>>>'s green transition agenda and Norway>>>'s leadership in clean energy investments. Several business agreements were signed between Indian and Norwegian entities, covering areas like Space, Digital public infrastructure, sustainability, tunnelling technology, health, and advanced technologies. The India — Ministry of External Affairs>>>, through Secretary (West) Sibi George>>>, underscored the significance of the Green Strategic Partnership.
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