Seeking To Start Forum for Discussion on Security Matters, Indian Army Plans To Start ‘Chanakya Defence Dialogue’ Talk Series
Seeking to start a forum for discussion on important security matters, the Indian Army is planning to start a dialogue series named the Chanakya Defence Dialogue.
New Delhi, October 16: Seeking to start a forum for discussion on important security matters, the Indian Army is planning to start a dialogue series named the Chanakya Defence Dialogue. As per sources, the curtain raiser of the event is planned for October 25 or 26, where Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Pande is likely to participate in a talk. The first edition of the dialogue series is tentatively scheduled for the first or second week of November. India’s Resolute Stand Up to Chinese Forces During Galwan Valley Stand-Off Made World Take Note of Us, Says Army Chief General Manoj Pande
Officials said that it will be a regular forum that will aim to get together the finest minds across the global defence and strategic arena under one roof, forging a nexus where insights will spark and philosophies will intertwine. The Army is collaborating with the prominent think tank, Centre for Land and Warfare Studies (CLAWS), for the conduct of this event. It will be a congregation of participants from a vast array of nations, including Australia, France, Japan, and the US. Israel-Gaza War: Opposition MPs, Other Politicians Meet Palestine Ambassador Adnan Abu Al Haija To Express Solidarity Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict (Watch Video)
It will be a two-day gathering of eminent speakers, military strategists, ambassadors, and leading thinkers from the realms of defence and strategic affairs. It will deliberate on the wide range of security challenges and strategies in the pivotal regions of South Asia and the Indo-Pacific. This will be a pioneering effort by the Indian Army to amalgamate wisdom, strategy, and expertise, reflecting on themes like Neighbourhood Forces, the decisive Indo-Pacific frontier, and the palpable impact of emerging technologies on defence and security.
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