Key Points

India and Indonesia are exploring exciting defense collaboration opportunities, focusing on the advanced BrahMos supersonic missile system and indigenous aircraft carrier technology. Senior officials from both countries have expressed keen interest in strengthening military ties during recent high-level diplomatic meetings. The potential deal could significantly enhance Indonesia's military capabilities and deepen bilateral relations. President Prabowo Subianto's state visit to India has further paved the way for these promising discussions.

Key Points: India-Indonesia Defense Cooperation: BrahMos Missiles & Carriers

  • India and Indonesia discuss strategic missile and naval technology transfer
  • BrahMos supersonic missile deal gains momentum
  • High-level diplomatic engagement between nations
  • Potential military collaboration opportunities emerging
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Indonesia eyes India's aircraft carrier building expertise, talks on for BrahMos missile deal

Exploring potential defense collaboration between India and Indonesia, including BrahMos missile negotiations and aircraft carrier expertise.

"India is one of the few countries in the world with the capability to build aircraft carriers indigenously. - Defense Sources"

New Delhi, January 26

While India and Indonesia have agreed to hold talks for BrahMos supersonic missile systems, senior officials from Jakarta have also shown interest in India's aircraft carrier-building capabilities.

India is one of the few countries in the world with the capability to build aircraft carriers indigenously.

The interest in cooperation on aircraft carrier construction was expressed by senior officials from Jakarta during recent meetings with the Indian side, defence sources told ANI.

Indian officials are also working on enhancing cooperation with Jakarta in the field of shipbuilding, they added.

India and Indonesia have agreed to begin negotiations on the BrahMos supersonic missile deal, with Indonesian teams expected to visit India soon for the talks. One important requirement for the missile deal with Indonesia will be approval from Russia, sources said.

India has successfully sold the BrahMos missile to the Philippines, which placed an order worth over USD 335 million a few years ago. The missile deliveries have already taken place, and more deliveries are expected soon.

Many countries, including Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and several nations in the Middle East, have shown interest in the India-Russia joint venture missile system, which incorporates many components from Russia.

Notably, at the invitation of Prime Minister Modi, the President of Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto, paid a State Visit to India from January 23-26. He also attended the celebrations for the 76th Republic Day of India as the Chief Guest. He was accompanied by a high-level delegation, including several Ministers, senior Indonesian government officials, and a business delegation.

- ANI

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