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Celebrating Finland’s 108th Independence Day: Strengthening India-Finland Ties in Mumbai

  • Writer: News Desk
    News Desk
  • Nov 19
  • 2 min read

Finland's 108th Independence Day celebration in Mumbai brought together key stakeholders from both nations, reaffirming the strengthening bonds between India and Finland through diplomatic engagement and business collaboration.


Mr. Erik af Hällström with Mr. Sujit S. Nair
Mr. Erik af Hällström with Mr. Sujit S. Nair

The celebration marked a significant occasion for fostering bilateral relations between Finland and India. The event drew participation from diplomats, business leaders, and representatives from various countries including both India and European nations, each contributing to substantive discussions on economic cooperation and mutual growth.


Among the distinguished attendees was Mr. Sujit S. Nair, Chairman of the Europe India Centre for Business and Industry (EICBI), who attended the event on the invitation of Mr. Erik af Hällström, Consul General of Finland in Mumbai. Mr. Nair's presence underscored EICBI's pivotal role in strengthening economic and diplomatic partnerships across the India-Europe corridor.


Core Pillars of Contemporary Partnership between India and Finland.

India-Finland Relations: A Legacy of Cooperation

The diplomatic engagement reflected the robust partnership between India and Finland, established in 1949 with the year 2024 marking the 75th anniversary of formal relations. Both nations have progressively deepened their collaboration across research, innovation, and investment sectors.


Contemporary cooperation between the two countries encompasses digitalization, quantum computing, 5G/6G technologies, artificial intelligence, sustainability, clean technologies, and circular economy initiatives. Finland's expertise in green energy and advanced technological solutions aligns seamlessly with India's developmental priorities and commitment to sustainable growth.


Building Bridges for Future Growth

The celebration underscored the importance of sustained diplomatic engagement in fostering economic partnerships. As both nations navigate an increasingly interconnected global landscape, events such as these serve as essential platforms for dialogue, network building, and the identification of emerging opportunities for mutual prosperity. Through consistent engagement at multiple levels, governmental, business, and cultural, India and Finland continue to chart a course toward deepened collaboration that benefits both peoples and reinforces their shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and economic advancement.

 

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