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In January 2021, the Union Cabinet has approved the MoU between India and which of the following countries for cooperation in solar energy?

In January 2021, the Union Cabinet has approved the MoU between India and which of the following countries for cooperation in solar energy? Correct Answer Uzbekistan

The correct answer is Uzbekistan.

  • The Union Cabinet has approved the MoU between India and Uzbekistan for cooperation in solar energy.
  • The main area of work is to identify research between the National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE), Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and the International Solar Energy Institute (ISEI), Uzbekistan in mutually identified areas including solar photovoltaic and storage technologies.
  • Uzbekistan: 
    • Capital - Tashkent.
    • Currency - Uzbekistani Som.
    • President - Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

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