The University of Navarra and the think thank XKDR promote a consortium of research to strengthen relations between the EU and India.
The project will propose solutions to the interference of information generated by third states.
PhotoManuelCastells/Members of group from research, from left to right, Sanhita Sapatnekar, Gonzalo Villalta Puig and Shahana Thankachan. Missing is Professor Patrick O'Malley.
24 | 05 | 2023
Gonzalo Villalta Puig, Patrick O'Malley, and Shahana Thankachan, professors Degree , along with researcher Sanhita Sapatnekar from theSchool of Science and Business, have received funding from the European Union to establish a research consortiumwith theIndian think tank XKDR Forum, led by economist Ajay Shah.
This twinning initiative aims to strengthen relations between the European Union and India by proposing bilateral and interdisciplinary solutions to the problem of information interference by third countries.
The project, which includes several activities of research, is part of the European Union Policy and Outreach Partnership in India as part of the European Union - India Strategic Partnership under the direction of the External Policy Instruments Service of the European Commission and the Delegation of the European Union to India.