India Agrees to Join Horizon Europe, the EU's Major Research Programme
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India has agreed to join Horizon Europe, the European Union's research and innovation programme worth 93.5 billion euros. The programme funds scientific projects and encourages cooperation between researchers across different countries. With this agreement, India becomes the latest country to take part in the initiative.
Horizon Europe is one of the largest research funding programmes in the world. It supports work in many areas, including health, climate, digital technology, and energy. By joining, Indian scientists, universities, and companies can apply for grants and work together with partners in European countries. Researchers from both sides are expected to share knowledge and develop new ideas.
For India, this partnership could bring new opportunities for research and innovation. Joining the programme may help Indian institutions gain access to advanced facilities and international networks. It may also support the country's wider goal of strengthening science and technology.
The agreement shows growing scientific cooperation between India and the European Union. As more countries join Horizon Europe, the programme continues to expand its global reach. Further details about how Indian participants will take part are expected in the coming months.
Sources: Science|Business
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