India and Algeria have agreed to further expand defence cooperation during the inaugural meeting of their Joint Commission, underscoring a shared commitment to strengthening strategic ties.
The discussions focused on enhancing collaboration in defence production, training, technology sharing, and joint exercises, reflecting both nations’ intent to deepen security partnerships.
Officials highlighted that the agreement marks a new chapter in India–Algeria relations, with defence cooperation emerging as a key pillar alongside trade, energy, and cultural exchanges.
The Joint Commission also emphasized the importance of building resilient frameworks for regional stability, counter-terrorism efforts, and maritime security in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean regions.
This inaugural meeting signals a strong political will to elevate bilateral ties, positioning India and Algeria as partners in advancing peace, security, and sustainable development.
