Bengaluru News: India, France to hold key dialogue to boost defence cooperation on Feb 17

On February 17, 2023, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will meet with French Minister Catherine Vautrin in Bengaluru to discuss strengthening defence ties between the two nations. This dialogue is expected to pave the way for a renewed agreement aimed at bolstering military collaboration, particularly focusing on the development of Hammer missiles. The meeting underscores India's strategic intent to enhance its defence capabilities through international partnerships, aligning with its broader goal of self-reliance in the defence sector. The discussions come at a time when both countries are keen on expanding their cooperation in various domains, including technology transfer and joint production, thus marking a significant step in Indo-French defence relations. This engagement is part of India's efforts to diversify its defence procurement sources and foster deeper ties with key global partners.
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