New Delhi, April 15 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a conversation with Denmark's PM Mette Frederiksen, reiterating the commitment of both nations to collaborate intensively in various areas, notably the Green Strategic Partnership.

"It was a pleasure to converse with PM Mette Frederiksen today. We reiterated our unwavering support for the India-Denmark Green Strategic Partnership and our efforts to enhance cooperation across multiple sectors for the betterment of our citizens. We also addressed regional and global issues of shared significance," PM Modi shared on X following their discussion.

Reflecting on the high-level exchanges since the inception of the Green Strategic Partnership in 2020, the leaders acknowledged the growth of the partnership across diverse areas, facilitating favorable conditions for Danish investments in India aimed at promoting green transition. They also touched upon regional and global matters of mutual concern.

Prime Minister Modi expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming 3rd India-Nordic Summit set to take place later this year in Norway, where he anticipates meeting PM Frederiksen.

Denmark stands out as the only nation globally with which India has established a Green Strategic Partnership.

Both leaders had previously co-chaired a Virtual Summit in September 2020, launching the Green Strategic Partnership aimed at fostering collaboration in environmental management, water resources, circular economy, and sustainable urban development, including Smart Cities.

Frederiksen has previously recognized PM Modi as "an inspiration for the world" for setting ambitious goals to ensure clean water and renewable energy for millions.

PM Modi has highlighted the potential impact of Danish expertise and technology on the rapid progress India aims to achieve.

During his visit to Copenhagen in May 2022, PM Modi praised Frederiksen's kindness and respect towards Indians, emphasizing the potential for both nations to collaborate on innovative solutions for green growth. He also celebrated the positive contributions of the Indian community in Denmark and showcased India's economic potential, inviting further India-Denmark partnerships.

Last year, PM Modi was among the first global leaders to express concern following an attack on Frederiksen in Copenhagen.

"I am deeply troubled by the news of the attack on Mette Frederiksen, Denmark's Prime Minister. We denounce this act and wish my friend a swift recovery," PM Modi posted on X after Frederiksen was assaulted by a man in central Copenhagen.