India, Switzerland sign five pacts on trade, defence and nuclear energy

India and Switzerland have signed five bilateral agreements during high-level discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin. The pacts encompass migration and mobility, young professionals, transportation, research, and innovation and technology transfer.
These agreements are designed to strengthen cooperation between the two nations across multiple sectors. The discussions between the leaders covered broad areas including trade, defence, and nuclear energy, reflecting the expanding scope of India-Switzerland relations.
The five bilateral pacts represent a comprehensive framework for deepening engagement between New Delhi and Bern across diverse domains, positioning both countries for enhanced collaboration in the coming period.



