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Tiniyak ng Pilipinas at India na nananatiling matibay ang alyansa ng dalawang bansa.
Naisakatuparan ang renewal ng defense cooperation ties sa pagitan ng Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) at Indian Armed Forces sa katatapos na 5th Joint Defense Cooperation Committee (JDCC).
Bumuo ang magkabilang panig ng mga resolusyon at programa upang mapatatag ang maritime security at freedom of navigation.
“During the meeting, participants from both parties reviewed and assessed the progress and achievements since their last meeting, highlighting collaborative initiatives and future areas of focus. They also shared insights and strategies to address the evolving security dynamics in the region, emphasizing the importance of maritime security and freedom of navigation,” bahagi ng mensaheng ipinadala ng AFP sa Radio Veritas.
Magkakaroon ng dalawang panig ng joint military exercises at technology exchange exercises para mapangalagaan ang kapayapaan at kaligtasan ng kanilang mamamayan.
“The AFP and Indian Armed Forces aim to enhance operational coordination through joint exercises, training programs, and technology exchanges. This high-level discussions underscored the enduring commitment between the two nations, building on a relationship anchored by the 2006 Defense Cooperation Agreement and the 2017 Memorandum of Understanding on Defense Industry and Logistics Cooperation,” bahagi pa ng mensaheng ipinadala ng AFP.
Patuloy na pinapaalala ni Pope Francis sa mga world leader na iwaksi ang hindi pagkakaunawaan sa halip ay magtulungan para sa pagpapabuti sa estado ng pamumuhay ng mamamayan.
