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General Dwivedi's Strategic Mission: Strengthening India’s Defence Ties in UAE and Sri Lanka

General Dwivedi's visit aims to enhance interoperability and regional security cooperation with UAE and Sri Lanka through military exchanges and capacity building.

  • On January 5th, General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff, began a visit to the United Arab Emirates and Sri Lanka from January 5th to 8th, starting with engagements in the UAE including meetings with UAE Armed Forces leaders.
  • To deepen defence ties, the trip aims to enhance bilateral defence cooperation and professional military exchanges with partner countries, with senior military and civil leaders discussing training cooperation and regional security.
  • Ceremonial events will feature Guards of Honour from the UAE Land Forces and Sri Lanka Army, with institutional visits to UAE National Defence College, Defence Services Command and Staff College, Army War College, Buttala, and homage at the IPKF War Memorial.
  • The visit reaffirms India's commitment to strengthening defence cooperation, fostering mutual trust and enhancing interoperability in the Indian Ocean Region and West Asia.
  • Institutional visits position India as a partner in defence education and training, with addresses at Defence Services Command and Staff College and Army War College, Buttala; ceremonial homage at the IPKF War Memorial underscores enduring ties, ANI reported.
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Army Chief to visit UAE, Sri Lanka to strengthen defence ties

General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), will visit the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Sri Lanka from January 5 to 8 as part of India’s continued engagement to strengthen defence cooperation and military-to-military ties with friendly foreign countries.

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