The 9th edition of the annual India-Sweden Innovation Day 2022, which was scheduled on October 27 under the India Sweden innovative partnership in Stockholm, Sweden concluded on a successful note with a remarkable response.
The day-long event was organized in association with the Embassy of India to Sweden & Latvia, focusing on the theme, ‘Accelerating Green Transition-India Sweden Innovation Partnership’ this year. With the participation of more than 350 esteemed delegates attending the event in person and over 700 delegates marking their presence online, the event was deemed quite successful.
More about the India Sweden Innovation Day 2022
A great start!
India Sweden Innovation Day
‘Accelerating Green Transition’H.E. Dy PM & Minister of Energy, Business & Industry Ms. Ebba Busch &
H.E. Minister for S&T Dr. Jitendra Singh addressed the Inaugural sessionAmbassadors Tanmaya Lal & Jan Thesleff also joined
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Themed upon the acceleration of green transition the one-day-long event acknowledged the importance of various aspects of climate change. Furthermore, considerable emphasis was given to the prospects of harnessing the full potential of climate-positive technology during the event.
Reportedly, several noteworthy corporate and administrative stakeholders attended the summit i.e.
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Ebba Busch, Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden and Minister for Energy, Business and Industry
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Tanmaya Lal, India’s Ambassador to Sweden
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Martin Lundstedt CEO, Volvo Group
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Jitendra Singh, Indian Minister for Science and Technology
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Peter Carlsson Founder and CEO, Northvolt
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Anna Kinberg Batra Chairman, Swedish Space Corporation & Senior Executive Advisor, Sweden-India Business Council
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Jan Thesleff, Ambassador of Sweden to India
A boost to India-Sweden Innovation partnership
The 9th edition of India Sweden Innovation Day included sessions and discussions on the use of technology to develop climate-friendly solutions. Moreover, the summit was hosted by India Unlimited which provided an opportunity to discuss issues of mutual importance including climate change, next-gen digitization, expansive use of A.I. tech and economic growth.
Reportedly, the India-Sweden Innovation partnership which was instituted back in 2013 alongside the first edition of India Sweden Innovation Day is aimed towards the mutual commitment to address global challenges such as climate change and sustainable development and bring about prosperity in both nations through the means of innovation.
