As per the announcement, Defence Ministers’ Conclave, with the theme ‘Shared Prosperity Through Enhanced Engagement in Defence (SPEED)’, and a CEOs Roundtable are among the marquee events.The Manthan start-up event and Bandhan ceremony, which witnesses the signing of MoUs, will also be part of the event, along with an air show on all five days.
defence minister pointed out that the Indian defence industry is going through a transformational phase and the active participation of the private sector is the biggest catalyst to that change. “Not just the private sector, but R&D establishments and academia are also working together with the Government. Aero India is a medium to provide a platform to all the stakeholders to jointly strengthen the defence & aerospace sector
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the preparation of the forthcoming Aero India during the apex committee meeting held in New Delhi on 24 January.Rajnath Singh addressed all the stakeholders and said Aero India 2023 will not just be an event, but a display of the growing prowess of the defence & aerospace sector and the rise of a strong & self-reliant.
CHIEF DIGNITARIES ATTENDED THE MEETING
The Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Army Staff General Manoj Pande and Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane Ministry of Defence attended the meeting.
ABOUT KARNATAKA
The state is known for its skilled manpower and robust defence manufacturing ecosystem. It is a preferred centre for manufacturing and R&D activities for domestic & multinational defence and aviation companies, he also noted the excellent coordination among the officials of MoD and the Karnataka Government to make the event a grand success.
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