The Ministry of Defense of India and the United States will create a working group, which will involve the exchange of secret information in the field of military technologies and technical coordination between the enterprises of the military-industrial complex (MCC). The decision about this was accepted at the Bilateral Summit for Industrial Safety Agreement (ISA), writes India Today.
According to the portal, the governments of both countries intend to thus protect their advanced military developments from incident from the outside. Soon, they also plan to start working together on the road map on the development of the Indian defense industry with the assistance of American specialists.
“Summit was organized to develop a protocol for the exchange of secret information between the defense enterprises of both countries,” the Ministry of Defense of India says.
Previously, it became known about the fears of Washington to continue cooperation with Delhi due to the procurement of the Indian military of Russian anti-aircraft missile systems (SP-400 Pros). Analysts of POLITIKO edition indicated that the upcoming deal became a “headache” for the Pentagon, despite the allied relations of both countries.