India, Japan hold key dialogue to boost ties in defence industrial collaboration, cyber security
India and Japan have convened their eighth Defence Policy Dialogue in Tokyo to strengthen strategic cooperation across multiple security fronts. The discussions focused on deepening bilateral ties through enhanced defence industrial collaboration and improved cyber security frameworks.
The eighth Defence Policy Dialogue between India and Japan took place in Tokyo on Monday, serving as a platform for high-level military and strategic coordination. Officials from both nations reviewed existing security arrangements and explored new avenues for joint technological development and maritime cooperation.
Key agenda items included the expansion of defence industrial collaboration, seeking to integrate manufacturing capabilities and supply chains between the two partners. Discussions also addressed the evolving landscape of cyber security, emphasizing the need for shared intelligence and robust protection for critical digital infrastructure.
The meeting underscores the growing importance of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership in maintaining regional stability. Both delegations reaffirmed their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific through continued bilateral exercises and policy alignment. Source: India's Defence Ministry.
