New Delhi, December 28 (Australia India News Newsdesk)
Australia and India have reaffirmed their commitment to a robust bilateral partnership during the recent Australia-India foreign and defence decretaries’ 2+2 Dialogue. The high-level discussions focused on bolstering strategic collaboration, defence ties, and regional security, further strengthening the foundation of an evolving partnership.
The 2+2 Dialogue underscored India’s role as an indispensable defence partner for Australia, highlighting the deepening cooperation between the two nations in naval, air, and land exercises. With shared values and a common vision for the Indo-Pacific region, both countries are working towards ensuring stability and fostering mutual growth.
In 2024, joint defence engagements have been extensive, including key exercises such as Ex Tarang Shakti, Malabar 2024, AustraHind, and Dosti, showcasing the interoperability and trust between the forces. These activities have not only enhanced operational capabilities but also strengthened people-to-people connections among defence personnel.
Australia and India’s partnership goes beyond defence, reflecting their shared commitment to addressing regional challenges and ensuring a secure, inclusive Indo-Pacific. The productive dialogue also lays the groundwork for future collaborations in technology, trade, and global security initiatives.
As the momentum of this partnership continues to grow, both nations are poised to play a significant role in shaping a peaceful and prosperous regional and global order.
