List of Outcomes: Prime Minister’s visit to the Netherlands

**Executive Summary** This report outlines the 17 key outcomes resulting from the Prime Minister’s visit to the Netherlands, published on May 17, 2026. The visit established a strategic roadmap for 2026–2030 and produced several agreements across sectors including technology, energy, and agriculture. Key actions include the restitution of cultural artifacts and the establishment of new joint centers of excellence and working groups. **Key Points / Main Content** **Strategic and Regulatory Frameworks** * **Roadmap 2026–2030:** Implementation of a long-term roadmap for the India-Netherlands Strategic Partnership. * **Migration and Mobility:** Formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to manage mobility and migration between both nations. * **Customs Cooperation:** Agreement for mutual administrative assistance in customs matters to improve regulatory oversight. **Technology and Industrial Development** * **Semiconductors:** MoU between TATA Electronics and ASML to support the development of a semiconductor Fab in Dholera, India. * **Critical Minerals:** Cooperation agreement between India’s Ministry of Mines and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding critical mineral resources. **Energy and Water Management** * **Renewable Energy:** Development of a roadmap for Green Hydrogen cooperation and the establishment of a Joint Working Group for renewable energy. * **Energy Transition:** Collaboration between NITI Aayog and the Netherlands on energy sector projects and transition strategies. * **Water Cooperation:** Technical cooperation between the Ministry of Jal Shakti and the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure for the Kalpasar Project in Gujarat. **Agriculture, Dairy, and Health** * **Centers of Excellence:** Establishment of an Indo-Dutch Center of Excellence for Flowers in West Tripura and another for Dairy training in Bengaluru. * **Animal Husbandry:** Joint declaration for collaboration in animal husbandry, fisheries, and food security. * **Healthcare Research:** Collaborative agreement between the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). **Education and Culture** * **Cultural Restitution:** Formal restitution of Chola Copper Plates to India. * **Academic Partnerships:** MoUs for cooperation in higher education, specifically between Nalanda University and the University of Groningen, and between Leiden University Libraries and the Archaeological Survey of India. **Impact Analysis** **Government of India (Ministries of Mines, Jal Shakti, Health, etc.)** **Impact** Government bodies are now tied to long-term strategic roadmaps and technical collaborations in water management, minerals, and healthcare. **Action Required** Ministries must initiate the Joint Working Groups and provide the necessary technical and administrative support to fulfill the specific MoUs and Letters of Intent. **Private Sector (TATA Electronics and ASML)** **Impact** TATA Electronics will receive support from ASML for semiconductor manufacturing, directly impacting India's domestic tech production capabilities. **Action Required** Commence project planning and infrastructure development for the semiconductor Fab in Dholera as per the MoU. **Academic and Research Institutions (Nalanda University, ICMR, ASI)** **Impact** These institutions gain access to international academic exchange, shared library resources, and collaborative health research. **Action Required** Establish communication channels with Dutch counterparts to implement academic programs and research projects. **Agricultural and Dairy Sectors** **Impact** Local industries in West Tripura and Bengaluru will benefit from Dutch expertise through new Centers of Excellence. **Action Required** Coordinate the setup of training facilities and adopt Dutch methodologies in floriculture and dairy production.

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