The Foreign Secretary has announced the UK-India Technology Security Initiative in New Delhi during his first visit to India. Meeting with senior officials, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the initiative aims to reset relations with the global south. Key points of the initiative: Telecoms Security and Emerging Technologies: This initiative focuses on collaboration in telecoms security and investment in emerging technologies, refreshing the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and boosting economic growth in both countries. Climate Change Collaboration: The UK and India have agreed to enhance cooperation on climate change, accelerating partnerships in offshore wind, green hydrogen, and unlocking green growth opportunities. Strategic Technology Collaboration: Led by National Security Advisors from both nations, the initiative targets critical technologies like AI, quantum computing, health/biotech, advanced materials, and semiconductors. A new £7-million funding call for Future Telecoms research was announced under the India-UK science, technology, and innovation partnership. This initiative is part of a broader effort to refresh the UK-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, enhancing cooperation in trade, technology, education, culture, and climate, while mobilizing finance and unlocking clean growth opportunities.