New Delhi: Defence minister Rajnath Singh is set to visit Germany later this month for a high-level interaction that will include talks on industry collaboration as well as a special defence investor summit, which is likely to be attended by top military manufacturers of both nations.
He is likely to hold talks with his German counterpart Boris Pistorius as well as senior leadership. An India-Germany defence investor summit has been planned in Munich that aims to engage with leading German defence industry stakeholders to explore avenues for collaboration, investment and strategic partnerships.
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The Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers is putting together an Indian defence industry delegation that will participate in the summit. Leading Indian manufacturers are likely to be part of the delegation.
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India is about to sign a $10-billion deal for new conventional submarines, for which German firm TKMS is the technology partner. The six submarines being acquired will be equipped with air independent propulsion that enable them to stay underwater for weeks.
He is likely to hold talks with his German counterpart Boris Pistorius as well as senior leadership. An India-Germany defence investor summit has been planned in Munich that aims to engage with leading German defence industry stakeholders to explore avenues for collaboration, investment and strategic partnerships.
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The Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers is putting together an Indian defence industry delegation that will participate in the summit. Leading Indian manufacturers are likely to be part of the delegation.
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India is about to sign a $10-billion deal for new conventional submarines, for which German firm TKMS is the technology partner. The six submarines being acquired will be equipped with air independent propulsion that enable them to stay underwater for weeks.
