The Union Minister for Power and Housing and Urban Affairs, Shri Manohar Lal (the Indian minister), met the German Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Climate Protection and Nuclear Safety, Carsten Schneider (the German minister), in New Delhi to review bilateral cooperation in the energy sector. The meeting focused on strengthening ties to support sustainable development and energy security. Officials from both sides presented updates on ongoing projects and initiatives that underpin the relationship. Senior officials will coordinate detailed technical follow up and reporting. Discussions covered energy security, electrification, low carbon development, carbon markets and diversification of supply chains, reflecting a broad agenda of mutual interest. The ministers explored avenues to deepen collaboration and identified areas where technical exchange and policy alignment could accelerate decarbonisation. They noted that cooperation could reinforce national efforts to ensure affordable and reliable energy while advancing climate objectives. The agenda included capacity building and knowledge sharing measures. The meeting built on the momentum of India and Germany marking 75 years of diplomatic relations and 25 years of strategic partnership, and sought to translate that history into practical outcomes. Both sides reaffirmed a shared commitment to advance a secure, affordable and sustainable energy future through continued engagement. Officials outlined plans for follow up meetings and working groups to pursue specific initiatives and technical cooperation. Stakeholders emphasised the importance of transparent market mechanisms and standards. The dialogue reiterates decades of partnership and a common interest in sustainable development and energy security, and signals intent to maintain regular exchanges. Both governments intend to monitor progress and identify opportunities for joint projects and capacity building. The outcome is expected to shape future collaboration and support long term transition toward low carbon energy systems. Both sides will review progress periodically and report to senior leadership.