Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal's visit to the Netherlands has set the stage for establishing a green and digital corridor between the Port of Rotterdam and Indian ports, specifically targeting the export of green hydrogen to Europe. This initiative aims to leverage the advanced infrastructure and expertise of the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port, to facilitate the flow of green hydrogen and carriers like Ammonia and Methanol from India to Europe. During the discussions, both sides emphasized the need for collaboration in digitalization, green shipping, and logistics optimization to enhance bilateral trade relations. The visit highlighted the potential for knowledge sharing, technology transfer, and sustainable port management practices between India and the Netherlands. Additionally, Barthwal's meetings with key industry players like the CEO of ASML focused on furthering cooperation in the semiconductor industry, showcasing the broader scope of India-Netherlands partnerships beyond port activities.