India striving for closer partnership with European Union, says EAM Jaishankar
European Union and will be more visible in the Mediterranean region in future as he discussed regional and global issues with Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares. Jaishankar is here on a two-day visit — his first to Spain as the external affairs minister — nearly two-and-a-half months after Spanish President Pedro Sanchez visited India.
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Speaking to the press along with Foreign Minister Albares after their meeting, Jaishankar said that there are 230 Spanish companies in India and Delhi would welcome more of them to «join us and make in India, design in India and collaborate in India.»
«When we look at our bilateral trade, it is about 10 billion euros. There are huge possibilities in railways, digital and urban technologies, smart cities, green and clean technologies...,» he said.
The two countries had some very notable achievements in the field of defence and security, he said, adding that India looks forward to intensifying its defence and security cooperation with Spain.
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