NEW DELHI: In the lead-up to Aero India 2025, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to preside over an Ambassadors’ Round-Table in New Delhi. This strategic meeting aims to bolster international defence partnerships and highlight India’s advancements in the aerospace sector.
Aero India, recognized as Asia’s premier aerospace exhibition, serves as a pivotal platform for showcasing India’s indigenous defence technologies and fostering global collaborations. The 2025 edition is anticipated to surpass previous iterations in scale and significance, aligning with India’s vision of becoming a global hub for defence manufacturing.
During the Ambassadors’ Round-Table, Minister Singh is expected to emphasize India’s commitment to self-reliance in defence production. He has reiterated India’s ambition to move beyond being an “assembly workshop” and focus on developing and producing cutting-edge military platforms. This aligns with the “Make in India, Make for the World” initiative, which aims to position India as a leading defence manufacturer.
The round-table will convene ambassadors and high commissioners from various countries, providing a forum to discuss opportunities for collaboration in defence and aerospace sectors. Topics likely to be addressed include joint ventures, technology transfers, and co-development of defence systems. Such partnerships are expected to enhance India’s defence capabilities while offering partner nations access to India’s growing defence manufacturing ecosystem.
Aero India 2025 is poised to feature a diverse array of indigenous defence platforms, including the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft, advanced helicopters, and state-of-the-art unmanned systems. The event will also host seminars and exhibitions focusing on emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cyber security, and autonomous systems, reflecting India’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge innovations into its defence infrastructure.
The Ambassadors’ Round-Table signifies India’s proactive approach to engaging with the international community, fostering transparency, and building trust in its defence capabilities. By inviting global participation, India aims to create a collaborative environment that promotes peace, security, and mutual growth.
Source: PIB, NEW DELHI.
Web Team, C6N
