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Bart De Wever, who was on an official visit to India from 2 to 4 September 2026, is the Prime Minister of which country?

  1. A.The Netherlands
  2. B.Belgium
  3. C.Luxembourg
  4. D.Denmark

Correct answer

B. Belgium

Explanation

The correct answer is Belgium. The joint statement records that Bart De Wever, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Belgium, was on an official visit to India at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was his first visit to India after he assumed office in February 2025, and he was accompanied by Theo Francken, the Belgian Minister of Defence and Foreign Trade, together with officials and business leaders. The Netherlands and Luxembourg in options A and C are neighbours of Belgium and are often confused with it in the examination hall; Luxembourg is also part of the Belgium-Luxembourg Economic Union that the statement mentions, but its Prime Minister did not make this visit. Denmark in option D has no part in this release at all. A useful anchor is that the visitor laid a wreath at Rajghat before his talks with the Indian Prime Minister.

Read the full article: India-Belgium Joint Statement: Defence LoI and Investment Track

Q3.InternationalHard

Which of these was NOT signed or launched during the Belgian Prime Minister's visit to India?

  1. A.Letter of Intent between the two Defence Ministries
  2. B.MoU between the Central Bureau of Investigation and Belgium's Federal Police
  3. C.India-Belgium Civil Nuclear Liability Treaty
  4. D.India-Belgium Investment Fast-Track Mechanism
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Correct answer: C. India-Belgium Civil Nuclear Liability Treaty

The joint statement lists what was actually concluded. A Letter of Intent was signed between the Defence Ministries of the two countries, giving a framework for staff talks, training, education, research and defence-industrial partnerships, and building on an understanding the two Defence Ministers reached in March 2025.

Q4.InternationalMedium

Which of the following is NOT one of the Pillar II thematic clusters of Horizon Europe named as matching India's research priorities?

  1. A.Health
  2. B.Climate, energy and mobility
  3. C.Defence procurement and arms exports
  4. D.Food and the bioeconomy
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Correct answer: C. Defence procurement and arms exports

The clusters listed under Pillar II of Horizon Europe in the announcement are health; digital technologies, industry and space; climate, energy and mobility; and food and the bioeconomy.