India and Japan Sign Maritime Security Pact
India and Japan have signed an agreement to deepen their maritime security ties, aiming to strengthen anti-mine capabilities and enhance defense cooperation. This pact comes as both nations face a growing challenge from China in the Indo-Pacific region.
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India, Japan deepen defence ties with maritime security pact as China challenge looms
India and Japan's defense ministers met to expand their strategic partnership. They signed an agreement enhancing maritime security cooperation between their navies. This pact facilitates information sharing and disaster relief efforts. Both nations are also exploring joint shipbuilding and reciprocal ship repair facilities. Future plans include joint exercises and a defense industry forum.
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India and Japan on Thursday signed a memorandum of arrangement to deepen maritime security cooperation, focusing on closer ties between the Indian Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force—the latest in a series of steps to bolster bilateral military ties—during talks between defence minister Rajnath Singh and his Japanese counterpart Shinjiro Koizumi in Delhi
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