Events
India, Austria Hold First Defense Industry Conference in Vienna
Indian and Austrian defense companies meet in Vienna today for the first bilateral defense industry conference focused on technology and industrial partnerships.
Events
Indian and Austrian defense companies meet in Vienna today for the first bilateral defense industry conference focused on technology and industrial partnerships.
Romania
India and Romania have agreed to expand bilateral defense cooperation, including closer engagement between their defense industries. The two countries also plan to increase military exchanges, training, and capacity-building activities.
India
India and Poland have reaffirmed their intention to deepen bilateral cooperation across defense, technology, trade, and investment following high-level government talks in New Delhi.
India
India is seeking a larger role in Europe’s defense supply chain as EU states accelerate military spending and industrial cooperation. Recent aerospace, naval, and engine manufacturing partnerships indicate a broader shift toward joint production and distributed manufacturing.
India
India and Austria have finalized a package of 15 agreements spanning defense, counterterrorism, technology, and trade. The deals reflect a broad effort to deepen bilateral cooperation across strategic and industrial domains.
Eurosatory 2026
India is emerging as a partner for Europe’s defense industry, supported by recent EU-level engagement. However, its industrial presence remains limited, particularly at major exhibitions such as Eurosatory 2026.
Greece
India and Greece have signed a declaration aimed at deepening defense-industrial cooperation, focusing on joint production, technology collaboration, and closer ties between defense companies. The framework is intended to facilitate industrial partnerships rather than immediate procurement deals.
EU
The European Union decision to proceed with a Security and Defense Partnership with India adds an industrial dimension to a relationship that has so far been driven largely by bilateral ties between India and individual European states. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the partnership is intended to deepen
EU
India and the European Union have agreed to proceed with signing a Security and Defence Partnership next week at the 16th India-EU Summit in New Delhi, marking an expansion of bilateral strategic cooperation.