India-Japan commit to Odisha's landmark clean ammonia project, economic security dialogue

This is a joint declaration between India and Japan to elevate their economic security partnership by providing strategic and practical guidance. It aims to strengthen cooperation in five key sectors and institutionalize dialogue mechanisms to address supply chain disruptions and economic coercion.

The agreement involves India and Japan, specifically their Foreign Ministries, the Geological Survey of India, JOGMEC, Keidanren, the Confederation of Indian Industry, and the private sectors in semiconductors, critical minerals, ICT, clean energy, and pharmaceuticals.

• Commitment to project-based collaboration and public-private partnerships in five sectors: semiconductors, critical minerals, ICT, clean energy, and pharmaceuticals.
• Establishment of a Track 1.5 Dialogue between government, industry, and domain experts.
• Operationalization of a follow-up mechanism with nominated Points of Contact for ongoing projects.
• Technical cooperation between Geological Survey of India and JOGMEC for mineral exploration.
• Establishment of a clean ammonia project in Odisha with government support for investment predictability.
• Finalization of implementing documents for the Joint Crediting Mechanism under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
• Collaboration on AI governance, shared compute resources, and foundational models (LLMs) through the AI Strategic Dialogue.
• Promotion of two-way talent mobility and R&D infrastructure access in STEM fields.

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