India Joins US-Led Pax Silica Coalition
India has signed an agreement to join the US-led coalition known as Pax Silica, marking a significant step in expanding cooperation on artificial intelligence, semiconductors and critical technology supply chains. The agreement was formalised during a major technology summit in New Delhi.
India Joins US-Led Pax Silica Coalition
India’s entry into the Pax Silica coalition signals deeper collaboration with the United States and other partner countries in advanced technology sectors. The coalition focuses on building secure and resilient supply chains in areas such as artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing and critical minerals. By signing the declaration, India has aligned itself with a broader framework aimed at strengthening trusted technology partnerships.
Officials described the move as part of efforts to enhance strategic technology cooperation.
Focus On AI And Semiconductor Supply Chains
Pax Silica is designed to promote coordination in AI and semiconductor ecosystems, sectors considered vital for economic and national security. The coalition aims to reduce overdependence on single supply sources and improve resilience in high-tech manufacturing networks. India’s participation is expected to complement its domestic initiatives to expand semiconductor fabrication capacity and AI research infrastructure.
The agreement underscores growing emphasis on technology security and diversification.
Boost To India US Technology Cooperation
India’s decision to join Pax Silica comes amid expanding India-US engagement in trade and emerging technologies. The pact is expected to facilitate closer collaboration in research, manufacturing and standards development. It also positions India as an active participant in shaping future technology governance frameworks.
The development reflects India’s strategy to integrate more deeply into global high-technology value chains while strengthening its domestic innovation ecosystem.
