India-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC)
The India-EU Trade and Technology Council is a high-level bilateral coordination mechanism, the first of its kind established by India with any partner. It was announced by Prime Minister Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on 25 April 2022, formally launched on 6 February 2023, with its first ministerial meeting held in May 2023.
- Objective: Create a high-level platform to tackle strategic challenges at the nexus of trade, trusted technology, and security
- Three Working Groups:
- Strategic Technologies, Digital Governance and Digital Connectivity
- Green and Clean Energy Technologies
- Trade, Investment, and Resilient Value Chains
- The TTC complements the EU's Digital Partnerships with Japan, Singapore, and South Korea — part of the EU's Indo-Pacific strategy
- Distinct from trade negotiations: TTC focuses on technology standards, supply chain resilience, trusted vendor frameworks, and semiconductor ecosystems
- The second TTC ministerial meeting (2024) advanced cooperation on trusted telecom supply chains, AI governance, and clean energy standards
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