New Delhi/Seoul: India and South Korea are engaged in high-level discussions to strengthen economic and trade cooperation, focusing on electronics, electric vehicle (EV) components, and digital supply chains. The talks aim to deepen bilateral ties and foster industrial collaboration between the two nations.
Officials from both countries highlighted the growing importance of technology-driven sectors in global trade and the need for resilient, integrated supply chains. Cooperation in EV parts and electronics manufacturing is expected to benefit industries in both countries, promote innovation, and enhance competitiveness in international markets.
The discussions also include measures to facilitate investment, technology transfer, and joint research, aligning with India’s vision to boost manufacturing and digital infrastructure under initiatives like Make in India and Digital India.
Analysts say these developments could position India as a regional hub for electronics and EV supply chains, while strengthening South Korea’s strategic presence in South Asia. The collaboration reflects a broader trend of countries seeking diversified and reliable trade partnerships amid shifting global economic dynamics.