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Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have set a target to double bilateral trade by 2030. This initiative follows the recent EU-India trade agreement, which Stubb described as geopolitically significant amid global shifts.

The leaders discussed enhancing collaboration in technology, green energy, and sustainability, with a Finnish business delegation present to explore opportunities. The upcoming India-Finland Business Summit on March 7 is expected to strengthen economic ties. The current bilateral trade is under $3 billion annually, with the potential for significant growth through the EU FTA, particularly in sectors like green hydrogen and AI.