The high-level dialogue focused on deepening military cooperation, boosting defence industry collaboration and strengthening strategic coordination to reinforce security partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.
Both the countries condemned the heinous terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, and the Australian side reiterated its support and solidarity with India.
The visit underscored the growing synergy between the two nations’ maritime forces, with both leaders emphasising that India and Australia stand to gain significantly from deeper naval collaboration and enhanced cooperation in Maritime Domain Awareness across the Indo-Pacific region.
He also added that the Round Table is not merely a dialogue, it is a declaration of intent to make India and Australia natural allies in business, industry and innovation.
Following a bilateral meeting between Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles, the two nations issued a joint statement.
Singh held a wide-ranging bilateral meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence of Australia, Richard Marles.
Appreciating the ICSI for standing as a sentinel of Good Governance for over 5 decades, Dr. S. Janakiraman addressed the Company Secretaries as the trusted stewards of Good Corporate Governance, guarding Corporate Integrity.
The discussions were held at the 7th round of India-Australia Dialogue on Disarmament, Non-Proliferation, and Export Control which was held in New Delhi.
Reports said the graffiti was discovered at the front gate of the Consulate General in the early hours of April 10.
India and Australia concluded the three-day stocktake discussion for the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA), the Commerce & Industry Ministry said on Monday.
