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GS2
International Relations
15 marks
How has the India–UAE relationship evolved from an energy and diaspora-driven partnership to a comprehensive strategic partnership? Discuss the significance of recent India–UAE agreements in the areas of defence, technology, energy security, and economic integration for India’s foreign policy and strategic interests in West Asia.
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India-UAE relationship has went from oil and labour based to comprehensive strategic Partnership. India's rising energy and investment needs combined with UAE's diversification beyond oil has led to this strong Partnership. Initiating in 2015 with a UAE visit by prime minister of India to 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership to the CEPA in 2022 has led to this growth in Partnership.
India-UAE relationship has went from oil and labour based to comprehensive strategic Partnership. India's rising energy and investment needs combined with UAE's diversification beyond oil has led to this strong Partnership. Initiating in 2015 with a UAE visit by prime minister of India to 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership to the CEPA in 2022 has led to this growth in Partnership.
① Defence:- The 13th Joint Defence Cooperation Committee with UAE focused on joint defence manufacturing, maritime security etc expanding relationship to security.
② Technology:- India and UAE actively share expertise in fintech, AI and emerging technologies with each other.
① Defence:- The 13th Joint Defence Cooperation Committee with UAE focused on joint defence manufacturing, maritime security etc expanding relationship to security.
② Technology:- India and UAE actively share expertise in fintech, AI and emerging technologies with each other.
③ Energy security:- India crude oil imports now have a 11% share from UAE and India also depends on UAE for LPG needs. Moreover UAE has invested crude oil into India's Strategic Petroleum Reserve Programme.
④ Economic Integration:-
(a) CEPA:- India and UAE signed CEPA (Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement) in 2022 which aims to broaden bilateral trade aiming to reach $200 billion in non-oil trade by 2032.
(b) LCS:- India and UAE have worked upon localised Currency settlement to reduce dependence on US dollars.
(c) Infrastructure:- India and UAE are involved in I2U2 (Israel, India, USA, UAE) and IMEC (India Middle east Economic Corridor).
③ Energy security:- India crude oil imports now have a 11% share from UAE and India also depends on UAE for LPG needs. Moreover UAE has invested crude oil into India's Strategic Petroleum Reserve Programme.
④ Economic Integration:-
(a) CEPA:- India and UAE signed CEPA (Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement) in 2022 which aims to broaden bilateral trade aiming to reach $200 billion in non-oil trade by 2032.
(b) LCS:- India and UAE have worked upon localised Currency settlement to reduce dependence on US dollars.
(c) Infrastructure:- India and UAE are involved in I2U2 (Israel, India, USA, UAE) and IMEC (India Middle east Economic Corridor).
India and UAE relationship has matured from oil & worker based trade into multi-sectoral trade. Through 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership & 2022 CEPA agreements. This will lead to greater benefits for both countries.
India and UAE relationship has matured from oil & worker based trade into multi-sectoral trade. Through 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership & 2022 CEPA agreements. This will lead to greater benefits for both countries.
The answer demonstrates good factual knowledge with specific data points and covers most key areas systematically. However, it misses the diaspora dimension and lacks strategic depth in explaining broader implications for India's West Asian policy.
India-UAE relationship has went from oil and labour based to comprehensive strategic Partnership. India's rising energy and investment needs combined with UAE's diversification beyond oil has led to this strong Partnership. Initiating in 2015 with a UAE visit by prime minister of India to 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership to the CEPA in 2022 has led to this growth in Partnership.
India-UAE relationship has went from oil and labour based to comprehensive strategic Partnership. India's rising energy and investment needs combined with UAE's diversification beyond oil has led to this strong Partnership. Initiating in 2015 with a UAE visit by prime minister of India to 2017 comprehensive strategic Partnership to the CEPA in 2022 has led to this growth in Partnership.
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