India, Australia Hold Bilateral Dialogue on Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Export Control

Canberra. The Fifth round of India-Australia Bilateral Dialogue on Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Export Control was held in Canberra on November 1.

Indian delegation was led by Indra Mani Pandey, Additional Secretary (Disarmament and International Security Affairs), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), while Australian delegation was led by Richard Sadleir, First Assistant Secretary, International Security Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

ads

During the consultations, the two sides exchanged views on a range of contemporary export control, disarmament & non-proliferation issues of mutual interest.

Both sides reiterated the importance of holding the Dialogue regularly, which enables the two countries to enhance their mutual understanding of various issues of strategic significance to them.

India and Australia enjoy very close friendly relations, which is described as ‘Strategic Partnership’. The two sides agreed to hold the next round of Dialogue on a mutually convenient date in New Delhi in 2019.

More like this

Navantia Lays the Keel of the Eighth Corvette for Saudi Arabia at the San Fernando Shipyard

San Fernando (Cádiz). Navantia’s San Fernando shipyard held the keel-laying...

SkyDrive Marks a Total of 300 Flights without Incident

TOYOTA, Japan. SkyDrive Inc. (SkyDrive), a leading Compact eVTOL...

Airbus Awarded Aeolus-2 Wind Sensing Satellite Contract

Harwell, United Kingdom. Airbus Defence and Space has signed...

UK’s £300 Billion Defence Gamble, An Opportunity for India

Aresignation two years in the making: Starmer's fall was...

Portuguese Graphene Breakthrough Set to Reshape Military Aviation

LISBON. In a quiet laboratory at the edge of the...

The New Cosmic Conduit: Beaming Earth Observation Data via Space Lasers

MUNICH. The global satellite sector is undergoing its most significant...
Indian Navy Special Edition 2025spot_img