Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh is ready for a two -day visit to Australia, from October 9. This will be the first such visit to the Minister under the government of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) since 2014, the last is the leader of the Ak Antony congress in 2012.
“A visit to the honorary Raksha mantri to Australia is truly historical. The first visit to Australia is an Indian Minister in Australia for twelve years and the first Minister of Defense in the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” the Indian statement quoted the Australian High Commissioner Philip Green.
While he emphasized strengthening the links between the two countries, he added: “India is an indispensable security partner for Australia and our defensive cooperation brings tangible effects to adhere to indo-tichoire stability. This visit is a unique opportunity to deepen our defense partnerships, including strategic dialogue and information.
Visit Rajnath Singh in Australia: Here’s a lot to expect
- Visiting Rajnath Singh will include bilateral discussions with his Australian counterpart Richard Marles, focusing on strengthening defense links and identifying new areas for cooperation.
2 .. will lead a commercial round table in Sydney with participation from the leading industry of both countries and meet other important Australian national data, said the Ministry of Defense (MOD).
3. It is likely that three agreements will be signed during the visit to deepen cooperation in key areas such as sharing information, maritime security and joint activities, the Hindu report said.
“The joint plan for the naval security for the development of our defense cooperation in the next decade is produced,” said the source, said New Indian Express.
“In 2020, India and Australia increased their bilateral relationship from a strategic partnership to a comprehensive strategic partnership (CSP). Both nations share a deep bond rooted in common values-westminster democracy, community traditions, growing economic engagement and growing high levels.”
He added: “Long-term combinations of people-people, the presence of Indian students at Australian universities and robust tourism and sports ties, and have strengthened a permanent partnership between the two countries.”
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