Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a significant trilateral technology collaboration involving India, Australia, and Canada, following his crucial meetings with former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The new partnership is expected to accelerate innovation, strengthen global tech ties, and open doors for collaborative projects across emerging sectors.

During his interaction with Mark Carney, PM Modi discussed India’s expanding clean-tech ecosystem, sustainable growth efforts, and climate-investment opportunities. Carney, known for his global leadership in climate finance, is said to have praised India’s rapid advancements in green innovation and its role in shaping future sustainability frameworks.

In his meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, PM Modi highlighted the importance of cross-country cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital security, and research-led progress. Both leaders emphasized building stronger connections between startups, universities, and technology communities across the three nations.

The newly announced Australia-Canada-India Technology Collaboration aims to facilitate joint R&D programs, promote talent exchange, support tech-driven enterprises, and develop shared strategies for critical technologies. Officials noted that the initiative will help the three countries pool expertise and resources to address global challenges more effectively.