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Indo-Swedish eco, defence pacts

New Delhi, Nov.4

India and Sweden are likely to exchange of understanding (MoUs) on environment cooperation and defence on Thursday, the Swedish Ambassador to India, Mr Lars-Olof Lindgren, has said. The Swedish Prime Minister, Mr Fredrik Reinfeldt, and the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, will hold bilateral talks here, a day before the tenth edition of the India-EU Summit slated for Friday. Sweden holds the rotating presidency of the European Union till the end of the year. “Bot h leaders may have exploratory talks on how cooperation can be enhanced in various areas. There are some investment-related issues as well. Sweden also has a lot to offer on technology. There is also scope for more Indian investments into Sweden,” Mr Lindgren told Business Line.

— K.R. Srivats

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