BrahMos missile deal: The potential sale of BrahMos missiles, a joint India-Russia growth, was the first focus throughout the summit between PM Narendra Modi and Indonesia President Prabowo Subianto on Saturday. India is contemplating extending a Line of Credit to Jakarta for the missile buy.
According to an ET report, throughout the discussions, Subianto acknowledged the importance of growing native defence manufacturing capabilities. He recommended India’s progress on this discipline and confirmed eager curiosity in enhancing bilateral cooperation.
India pledged to help Indonesia’s ongoing defence modernisation initiatives via data and experience trade. The joint assertion following the summit highlighted each nations’ dedication to improve defence trade collaboration via the Joint Defence Cooperation Committee (JDCC).
BrahMos CEO Jaiteerth R Joshi met with Subianto in PM Modi’s presence. Subsequently, Indonesian Navy Chief of Staff Adm Muhammad Ali led a delegation to the BrahMos facility for discussions with Joshi.
The crew obtained detailed details about the supersonic weapon system. The discussions included exploring methods to strengthen defence and strategic partnerships. Subianto’s curiosity in buying BrahMos dates again to his tenure as defence minister.
The leaders collectively delivered an implicit but clear message to Pakistan, stressing that every one nations should cooperatively forestall terrorist teams from accessing secure havens and assist networks, according to worldwide commitments.
Both heads of state firmly denounced terrorism in each type and reiterated their dedication to battle this risk via each bilateral and multilateral channels.
