Modi’s UAE Visit Secures $5 Bn Investments, Energy And Defence Deals

Modi’s UAE Visit Secures $5 Bn Investments, Energy And Defence Deals

India And UAE Strengthen Strategic Partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United Arab Emirates has resulted in investment commitments worth at least $5 billion along with several strategic agreements across energy, defence, infrastructure and artificial intelligence sectors.

According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the discussions between PM Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan focused on strengthening long-term economic and strategic cooperation between the two countries.

Major Investment Commitments Announced

As part of the agreements, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and India’s National Infrastructure & Investment Fund (NIIF) will explore infrastructure investments worth up to $1 billion in India.

Additionally, Emirates New Development Bank will invest $3 billion in RBL Bank, while International Holding Company (IHC) plans to invest $1 billion in Sammaan Capital.

Energy Security And Defence Cooperation Get Major Boost

India and the UAE also signed a strategic agreement between Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) to strengthen India’s energy security.

The agreement will allow ADNOC to store crude oil in India’s strategic petroleum reserves, including facilities in Visakhapatnam and Chandikhol. Both countries will also explore collaboration in LNG and LPG storage infrastructure.

Another key agreement between Indian Oil Corporation and ADNOC focuses on long-term LPG supply and trade opportunities.

Defence, Maritime And AI Partnerships Expanded

India and the UAE also signed a framework for strategic defence cooperation covering maritime security, cyber defence, advanced technology and defence industrial collaboration.

In the maritime sector, Cochin Shipyard Limited partnered with Drydocks World to develop a ship repair cluster in Gujarat and strengthen maritime workforce skills.

The two nations also agreed to establish an eight-Exaflop supercomputing cluster through a partnership between India’s CDAC and UAE-based G42 under the India AI Mission, highlighting growing cooperation in advanced technologies and digital infrastructure.India And UAE Strengthen Strategic Partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United Arab Emirates has resulted in investment commitments worth at least $5 billion along with several strategic agreements across energy, defence, infrastructure and artificial intelligence sectors.

According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the discussions between PM Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan focused on strengthening long-term economic and strategic cooperation between the two countries.

Major Investment Commitments Announced

As part of the agreements, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and India’s National Infrastructure & Investment Fund (NIIF) will explore infrastructure investments worth up to $1 billion in India.

Additionally, Emirates New Development Bank will invest $3 billion in RBL Bank, while International Holding Company (IHC) plans to invest $1 billion in Sammaan Capital.

Energy Security And Defence Cooperation Get Major Boost

India and the UAE also signed a strategic agreement between Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) to strengthen India’s energy security.

The agreement will allow ADNOC to store crude oil in India’s strategic petroleum reserves, including facilities in Visakhapatnam and Chandikhol. Both countries will also explore collaboration in LNG and LPG storage infrastructure.

Another key agreement between Indian Oil Corporation and ADNOC focuses on long-term LPG supply and trade opportunities.

Defence, Maritime And AI Partnerships Expanded

India and the UAE also signed a framework for strategic defence cooperation covering maritime security, cyber defence, advanced technology and defence industrial collaboration.

In the maritime sector, Cochin Shipyard Limited partnered with Drydocks World to develop a ship repair cluster in Gujarat and strengthen maritime workforce skills.

The two nations also agreed to establish an eight-Exaflop supercomputing cluster through a partnership between India’s CDAC and UAE-based G42 under the India AI Mission, highlighting growing cooperation in advanced technologies and digital infrastructure.