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  1. Collaboration focuses on innovation, defense, and strategic sectors in India.
  2. India is considering foreign technology options to meet its defense procurement and infrastructure needs.

India Shifts Defense Strategy from Buyer to Co-Developer in Military Technology

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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India is transitioning its defense partnership model from traditional arms purchases to the joint development and production of military equipment within India. This shift is occurring within the context of India's defense cooperation with Russia, despite India having historically been a major buyer of Russian military hardware, including tanks and missile defence systems.

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Why it matters

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The move signifies a fundamental change in the nature of defense cooperation, moving beyond a one-sided purchasing relationship. This strategic pivot is actively reshaping India's defense capabilities through co-development projects.

India is considering foreign technology options to meet its defense procurement and infrastructure needs. This collaboration focuses on innovation, defense, and strategic sectors in India.

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Who's involved

  • IndiaThe nation whose defense procurement strategy is undergoing a major strategic shift.

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