India-GCC relationship stronger, deeper, says Secretary General - The Hindu

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Key Points

The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, addressed the 'Kochi Dialogue 2025' emphasizing the strong and historic India-GCC relationship. He highlighted existing cooperation in energy and the large Indian expatriate population in the Gulf.

Areas for Enhanced Cooperation

Albudaiwi stressed the need to deepen cooperation in areas including:

  • Technology and innovation
  • Climate change
  • Food security
  • Education
  • Free trade

He described the GCC-India relationship as more vital and stronger than ever, going beyond a simple trading partnership.

Kochi Dialogue 2025

The two-day Kochi Dialogue 2025, organized by the Centre for Public Policy Research and the Ministry of External Affairs, aims to explore solutions for contemporary challenges in geopolitics, governance, economy, international trade, and security. It brings together policymakers, business leaders, and stakeholders from India and the GCC region.

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