Keen to assist India with jet engine, electrical propulsion know-how: UK Chief of Defence Staff
3 min readExpress News Service
NEW DELHI: The United Kingdom is ready to assist India with the know-how related to electrical propulsion and as well as India’s bid for an indigenously developed jet engine. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) on military teaching will be beneath dialogue between the two worldwide places, talked about Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the UK, on Wednesday.
Admiral Radakin’s go to is the latest in interactions and visits on the extreme ranges together with the military-to-military engagements between India and the UK.
Sharing the optimistic components of the UK’s selections in path of Make in India initiatives, Admiral Radakin talked about: “There are lots of ways and they’re exciting ways. The sharing of maritime electric propulsion… we’ve been on that journey for 20 years, so can we help India to accelerate and know everything that we’ve learned over the last 20 years. We are doing that. Various working groups have come to India. We’ve had a working group in UK.”
“One of the themes beneath debate in the intervening time is a training MoU which could allow the UK and Indian forces to have this teaching ethos and basis for us to return collectively in the end. And that’s all through all domains, land, air, and maritime,” he added.
The CDS was chatting with journalists on Wednesday, the concluding day of his three-day go to which coincides with the go to of the Chief of Royal Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston. “The UK is proud of being a joint force where maritime, air and land work together and we’re looking to more strongly include space and cyber domains.”
NEW DELHI: The United Kingdom is ready to assist India with the know-how related to electrical propulsion and as well as India’s bid for an indigenously developed jet engine. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) on military teaching will be beneath dialogue between the two worldwide places, talked about Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the UK, on Wednesday.
Admiral Radakin’s go to is the latest in interactions and visits on the extreme ranges together with the military-to-military engagements between India and the UK.
Sharing the optimistic components of the UK’s selections in path of Make in India initiatives, Admiral Radakin talked about: “There are lots of ways and they’re exciting ways. The sharing of maritime electric propulsion… we’ve been on that journey for 20 years, so can we help India to accelerate and know everything that we’ve learned over the last 20 years. We are doing that. Various working groups have come to India. We’ve had a working group in UK.”googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
“One of the themes beneath debate in the intervening time is a training MoU which could allow the UK and Indian forces to have this teaching ethos and basis for us to return collectively in the end. And that’s all through all domains, land, air, and maritime,” he added.
The CDS was chatting with journalists on Wednesday, the concluding day of his three-day go to which coincides with the go to of the Chief of Royal Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston. “The UK is proud of being a joint force where maritime, air and land work together and we’re looking to more strongly include space and cyber domains.”
