US-India Business Council organises INDUS X Summit

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Category : International Published on: June 23 2023

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Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the White House, the US-India Business Council organised the 'Indus X Summit' in Washington.
INDUS-X is expected to accelerate and scale up commercial technology with military applications by bringing together stakeholders from the US and India, including research and academic institutions, industry, startups, and investors.
INDUS-X was launched in collaboration with the Department of Defence and India’s Department of Defence Production.
It refers to an initiative enhancing strategic and defence cooperation between India and the US.
It aims to strengthen collaboration between the US and Indian defence innovation sectors.

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US-India Business Council organises INDUS X Summit