India, Indonesia to jointly work on defence manufacturing, says Modi after meeting with Subianto
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Their discussions covered a range of areas, including defence manufacturing, supply chains, and regional security concerns, as both nations seek to build on their already robust ties.
In a press statement following their meeting, PM Modi recalled the historic significance of Indonesia's participation in India's first Republic Day celebrations, noting the pride that India feels in welcoming the country back as the chief guest for its 75th Republic Day this year.
«Indonesia was the chief guest country on India's first Republic Day and it is a matter of great pride for us that as we celebrate 75 years of the Republic, Indonesia is once again part of this historic occasion. I welcome President Prabowo Subianto to India,» Modi said.
During their talks, the leaders engaged in what Modi described as a «comprehensive discussion» on a range of topics that would further cement their strategic partnership. The Prime Minister reflected on his 2018 visit to Indonesia, which saw the launch of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations. «Today, there was a comprehensive discussion with President Prabowo on various aspects of mutual cooperation. To increase cooperation in the defence sector, we have decided to work together in defence manufacturing and supply
