Griechenland und Indien unterzeichnen Abkommen über Verteidigungskooperation

SS: Greece and India are set to sign their first-ever Defense Cooperation Agreement, according to exclusive information reported by Kathimerini.
The partnership – which involves joint military exercises and activities with personnel and assets from all three branches of the armed forces, including special forces – marks a significant milestone in the two countries’ bilateral relations.
The two countries’ senior cadres are already drafting an intensive schedule of joint training sessions, according to Kathimerini.
Greek military forces will participate in large-scale national exercises in India and vice versa, while both army forces will take part in upcoming international exercises planned to take place in Athens and New Delhi, such as “Iniochos” and “Tarang Shakti.”
Looking ahead, the agreement foresees the exchange of military personnel, as well as collaborating on matters of national intelligence, technology and innovation.