DelhiDesk India and the UK are reportedly discussing a partnership to enhance cooperation in strategic technologies such as semiconductors, telecommunications, and critical minerals. The partnership is expected to mirror the Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET) established by India and the US last year. The focus would be on linking Indian companies with cutting-edge research facilities in the UK and creating pathways for greater mobility for research talent. The partnership was pushed forward after India’s science minister, Jitendra Singh, visited London in April and signed an agreement aimed at deepening linkages between scientific ecosystems.
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👉 India and UK in talks for a partnership in critical strategic technologies
👉 Partnership expected to focus on semiconductors, telecommunications, critical minerals, and other technologies with strategic implications
👉 Similar partnership to iCET (India-US Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies) in the works
👉 Focus on linking Indian firms with cutting-edge research facilities in the UK, 5G, and building pathways for greater mobility for research talent
👉 Agreement signed between India and UK to deepen linkages between their scientific ecosystems and provide funds for research into AI, machine learning, and bio-imaging
👉 UK named India a partner of the International Science Partnerships Fund
👉 Clean energy a major priority for India and UK, with established university partnership on sustainable biofuels, decarbonizing the pharmaceutical industry, and manufacturing
👉 Semiconductors discussed during science minister Jitendra Singh’s visit to the UK
👉 UK government determined to work with partners globally, including India, in delivering world-class science and research.
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