India’s Arctic Policy
On 17th March, 2022, India unveiled its Arctic Policy, titled 'India and the Arctic: Building a Partnership for Sustainable Development’. The policy aims to enhance India’s cooperation with the resource-rich and rapidly transforming region.
Key Highlights
Pillars
The policy document lays down the following six pillars:
- Strengthening India’s scientific research and cooperation;
- Climate and environmental protection;
- Economic and human development;
- Transportation and connectivity;
- Governance and international cooperation; and
- National capacity building in the Arctic region.
Objectives
The policy aims to achieve the following objectives:
- Strengthening national capabilities and competencies in science and exploration, climate and environmental protection, maritime and ....
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