Guwahati: Guwahati witnessed a significant diplomatic exchange as Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma engaged in detailed discussions with Norway’s Ambassador to India, May-Elin Stener, focusing on the burgeoning field of green energy.
The talks highlighted potential collaborative ventures, specifically in the realms of bio-refinery, green ammonia production, and the development of sustainable aviation fuel, reflecting a shared vision for environmental sustainability.
The Chief Minister, utilizing his social media platform, conveyed his satisfaction with the productive meeting, emphasizing the exploration of mutual interests and the potential for Assam and Norway to partner in emerging green sectors. The discussions underscored Assam’s proactive approach to adopting sustainable energy solutions and its desire to attract international expertise and investment.
Official statements from the Chief Minister’s Office elaborated on the scope of the talks, revealing a concentrated effort to identify and develop areas of common interest. The focus on bio-refinery and green ammonia production signals a strategic shift towards renewable resources, while the emphasis on sustainable aviation fuel addresses the critical need for eco-friendly transportation solutions.
Chief Minister Sarma also took the opportunity to showcase Assam’s rich natural and cultural heritage, highlighting the state’s three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. He extended a warm invitation to Ambassador Stener to experience the renowned Kaziranga National Park, acknowledging her expressed interest in the region’s biodiversity.
Ambassador Stener reciprocated the positive sentiment, acknowledging the fruitful dialogue and expressing anticipation for future collaborations. Her social media response indicated a strong desire to continue the discussions and solidify partnerships in areas of mutual concern, signaling a promising future for Assam-Norway relations.
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