Archive · 16 Jun 2025
Delhi, Korea Explore Green Technology Collaboration
Delhi is working with South Korea to make the city greener.
They talked about using Korean technology like hydrogen energy and systems to control pollution.
They want to lower pollution, recycle, and build infrastructure that can handle climate change.
The Korean group shared ideas and offered help with projects, education, and technology.
They also discussed a forum to bring experts from both countries together.
The goal is to make Delhi a leader in sustainable development.
Delhi government met with the Korea Environmental Industry Association (KEIA) to discuss green projects.
The meeting focused on potential projects under Seoul's Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) program.
KEIA presented Korean environmental technologies, including hydrogen energy and pollution control systems.
Both sides discussed the potential for a Korea-India Environmental Innovation Forum in Delhi.
Delhi aims to reduce emissions, strengthen circular economy models, and build climate-resilient infrastructure.
- Who
- Delhi government and Korea Environmental Industry Association (KEIA).
- What
- Meeting to explore green industry cooperation between Delhi and Korea.
- When
- Not specified in article, but it occurred recently.
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To explore potential green projects and collaboration to improve air quality and achieve green goals.
- Organizations Involved
- Delhi Government, Korea Environmental Industry Association (KEIA)
- Focus
- Green Industry Cooperation
- Korean Technologies Discussed
- Hydrogen energy, upcycling, pollution control systems, digital environmental management
- Potential Outcome
- Korea-India Environmental Innovation Forum
- ODA Program
- Overseas Development Assistance
