The G20 is a forum of the world’s twenty largest economies.
India called for deeper cooperation on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and digital technologies.
The Carolina Principles call for more research funding, commercial pathways, and trusted adoption of emerging tech.
India discussed AI safeguards and investment in its India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 with the United States.
Partnerships with Europe and Africa aim to build digital public infrastructure and improve education.
Collaboration with Duke University’s robotics lab explores AI‑enabled sensing and biomedical simulation.
The ministers adopted the Innovation Ministerial Statement and the Carolina Principles, emphasizing shared research, safe AI standards, and investment in semiconductor supply chains.
Bilateral talks with the European Union, France, Germany, Africa and the United States focused on joint projects in AI, digital infrastructure, and robotics.
Visits to Duke University highlighted collaboration in engineering, AI research, and medical technology.
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