Bridging Waters: Indo-Dutch Collaboration on Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
During a two-day visit to the Netherlands, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten explored potential collaborations in water management and climate-resilient infrastructure. Highlighting the expertise of the Netherlands in these areas, Modi emphasized India's commitment to integrating modern technology for sustainable development.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Dutch counterpart, Rob Jetten, visited the iconic Afsluitdijk Dam as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration between India and the Netherlands in water management and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Modi acknowledged the Netherlands' groundbreaking work in these fields, noting it as a model for international communities. He expressed India's dedication to modernizing its technological approaches to aid in irrigation, flood protection, and inland waterway expansion.
The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the Afsluitdijk Dam's role in advancing water management practices, particularly relevant to India's Kalpasar Project in Gujarat. The visit marks a commitment to deeper Indo-Dutch partnerships in sustainable development and climate resilience.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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