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For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations.

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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 6
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Thursday, March 19, 2015

INTRODUCTION

For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations.

This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India.

One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India's large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies.

This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology.

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