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At a webinar hosted by CUTS International thought leaders emphasised that the geopolitical landscape demands deeper Indo-European cooperation beyond symbolic gestures.
The webinar titled “From Connectivity to Security: EU’s Vision for the Indo-Pacific” started with the question: Will Europe continue to rely on an unpredictable ally, or take charge of its security future?” was moderated by Shruti Pandalai, Fellow, Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses.
“If this geopolitical moment doesn’t bring the EU and India together, I don’t know what will. Both have disappointed in the past—just look at the stalled FTA—but now it’s truly now or never,” remarked Ambassador Mohan Kumar, former Indian Ambassador and Dean, Jindal School of International Affairs, OP Jindal University underlined the urgency of deeper Indo-European cooperation.
Kumar further highlighted the India-EU Trade and Technology Council as a cornerstone for economic security and resilient supply chains. He argued that Europe’s strategic hedge in the Indo-Pacific is India, noting, “The EU already relies heavily on China and sees it as a systemic rival. The natural strategic hedge in the Indo-Pacific is India.”
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