Nigeria and India Strengthen Defense Cooperation in Abuja

Nigeria and India reaffirmed their commitment to defense cooperation during a meeting held in Abuja, led by Ms. Anvita Sinha, Permanent Secretary of India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The meeting, which took place during the 66th course at India's National Defence College, was attended by Dunoma Umar, who described the long-standing cordial relationship between the two countries, founded on shared democratic values and historical ties. The discussions provided an opportunity to deepen mutual understanding and expand defense and security cooperation, including technology transfer and sustainable development.
Nigeria expressed appreciation for India's support in military training and professional development. The partnership aims to enhance regional security and address global geopolitical developments.
The meeting also explored opportunities for counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing, and military education, emphasizing the importance of stronger collaboration among developing nations. Colonel Manoj, representing India's defense, expressed confidence in the ongoing engagement to further strengthen bilateral ties and contribute to global peace and security.
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