India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met US Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks at the Pentagon and discussed priorities to strengthen the US-India defense partnership through defense industrial cooperation, technology innovation, and operational cooperation. This information was given in a statement.
Eric Pahon, a spokesman for the Pentagon, headquarters of the US Department of Defense, said after the meeting on Wednesday that Hicks called for India's strong support to the maritime security and logistics initiatives announced at the 'Quad Leaders' Summit' (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) last weekend. Thanked the Egyptian.
“He said the United States and India will continue to make new achievements in areas of cooperation that will enhance the security of both countries as well as the broader Indo-Pacific region,” Pahon said.
The two leaders discussed ongoing efforts for co-production of jet engines and munitions. Also discussed continued development through the India-US Defense Acceleration Ecosystem (Indus-X) to promote joint innovation between defense industry stakeholders in the two countries.
The two officials also discussed regional security issues and various initiatives for operational cooperation aimed at promoting stability and security in the Indo-Pacific region.
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