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Indian Ambassador Sunjay Sudhir highlights India’s participation at Dubai Air Show

Indian Ambassador to the UAE, Sunjay Sudhir, highlighted India's participation in the Dubai Air Show this year, noting that two indigenous aircraft, the Sarang display team and the LCA Tejas, were participating in the air display and static display .Speaking on the sidelines of the event, Sudhir highlighted the integral role of defense engagement in the robust strategic partnership between India and the UAE. He expressed satisfaction with the progress made since the two nations became strategic partners in 2017, citing the Dubai Air Show as a platform that further solidifies their multifaceted relationship.

“India and the UAE have achieved tremendous progress in all aspects of our relationship since the establishment of our strategic partnership in 2017. Defense engagement has emerged as a key pillar, symbolized by our active participation in events like the Dubai Air Show and Operation Desert Flag” stated Ambassador Sudhir.

The Dubai Air Show, held biennially, is a premier event in the aerospace industry, attracting participants and attendees from around the world. India's representation at the event underscores its commitment to excellence and innovation in the field of aviation.

Vinod Kumar (UAE)

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