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India And Australia Discuss Deepening Army-To-Army Cooperation, Training

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September 3, 2026
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Canberra: India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, on Thursday met Lieutenant General Susan Coyle, Chief of the Australian Army and discussed the strong and growing defence partnership between both nations.

“High Commissioner of India Nagesh Singh met Lieutenant General Susan Coyle AM CSC DSM, Chief of the Australian Army, and congratulated her on assuming the leadership of the Australian Army,” the High Commission of India in Canberra stated on X.

“Discussions focused on the strong and growing India-Australia defence partnership, deepening army-to-army cooperation, training and exchanges, and further strengthening collaboration towards a secure and stable Indo-Pacific,” it added.

Last month, India and Australia reaffirmed their strong maritime partnership and discussed further strengthening cooperation between the navies of the two nations.

The discussions were held during a meeting between High Commissioner Singh and Australia’s Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Matthew Paul Buckley. It was the first meeting between the two officials after Vice Admiral Buckley assumed the leadership of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) on July 7, succeeding Vice Admiral Mark Hammond.

“High Commissioner of India Nagesh Singh paid a courtesy call on Vice Admiral Matthew Buckley AM CSC RAN, Chief of Navy, Royal Australian Navy, on his assuming the leadership of the RAN,” the Indian High Commission in Australia posted on X.

“The meeting reaffirmed the strong India-Australia maritime partnership and discussed further strengthening cooperation and engagement between the Indian Navy and Australian Navy,” it added.

Earlier in August the Indian and Australian navies held discussions on strengthening operational interoperability and expanding bilateral cooperation in capability building and training, with a focus on further deepening maritime collaboration between the two countries.

The discussions were held during the 17th Navy-to-Navy Staff Talks between the Indian Navy and the Royal Australian Navy in Sydney from August 11-12.

In a post on X, the Indian Navy spokesperson said: “The 17th Indian Navy–Royal Australian Navy Navy-to-Navy Staff Talks were held in Sydney from 11-12 Aug 26, co-chaired by RAdm Sachin Reuben Sequeira, ACNS (FCI), and RAdm Christopher Smith, Commander Australian Fleet. Building on the strong India-Australia maritime partnership, discussions focused on enhancing operational interoperability, increasing the complexity of bilateral exercises, and advancing cooperation in capability building and training.”

“The engagement reaffirmed the shared commitment of Indian Navy and Australian Navy towards a stronger and more interoperable maritime partnership,” it added.

(IANS)

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