India and EU Complete Talks on Horizon Europe, Opening New Research Opportunities
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India and the European Union have completed negotiations for India's association with Horizon Europe, the EU's flagship research and innovation programme. The agreement means that Indian researchers, universities and companies will be able to take part in joint projects funded by the programme.
Horizon Europe is one of the largest research funding programmes in the world. It supports work in areas such as science, health, climate, digital technology and clean energy. Until now, the participation of Indian institutions was limited, so this agreement is an important step for scientific cooperation between the two sides.
For students and scientists in India, the new arrangement may bring several benefits. Indian researchers could work with partners from across Europe, share knowledge and gain access to funding for their projects. Experts say that such cooperation can also help India's own research goals, especially in fields that need new technology and advanced study.
The next steps will include formal approval and the setting up of the process for Indian participation. More details about how Indian applicants can apply for funding are expected in the coming months.
Sources: www.nationpathindia.com
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