Highlights:
1. The Science & Technology International Cooperation Division deals with the International Scientific and Technological Affairs including the negotiations and implementation of Scientific and Technological Cooperation Agreements and responsibility for scientific and technological aspects of activities of international organizations. The co-operations are sought under bilateral, multilateral or regional framework modes for facilitating and strengthening interactions among governments, academia, institutions and industries in areas of mutual interest.
2. The Division operates in close cooperation with the Ministry of External Affairs, Indian missions abroad, Foreign missions in India and UN bodies. Science Counsellors are also posted in Berlin, Moscow, Tokyo and Washington to facilitate cooperation with respective countries to which they are accredited. India currently has bilateral S&T cooperation agreements with following countries/groupings.
3. Cooperation with Countries
Argentina ; Armenia ; Australia ; Bangladesh ; Belarus ; Brazil ; Bulgaria ; Canada ; China ; Colombia ; Coratia ; Cuba ; Czech Republic ; Cyprus Egypt ; Estonia ; European Union ; France ; Germany ; Hungary ; Iceland ; Indonesia ; Iran ; Israel ; Italy ; Japan ; Kazakhstan; Dpr Korea (North Korea) ; Kyrgyzstan ; Laos ; Lebanon ; Libya ; Malaysia; Mauritius ; Mexico ; Moldova ; Mongolia ; Mozambique ; Myanmar ; Namibia ; Nepal ; Northern Ireland ; Oman ; Peru ; Philippines ; Poland ; Portugal ; Russia ; Romania ; Republic Of Korea (South Korea) ; Serbia ; Singapore ; Slovak Republic ; Slovenia ; South Africa ; Spain ; Sri Lanka ; Sudan ; Switzerland ; Syria ; Tajikistan ; Thailand ; Trinidad &Tobago ; Tunisia ; Turkey ; Ukraine ; USA ; United Kingdom ; Uzbekistan ; Venezuela ; Vietnam ; Yemen ; Zambia
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