Summary:

It is anticipated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's next trip to the UAE will increase cooperation in security, defense, and strategic areas and fortify the India-UAE Strategic Defense Partnership. The visit comes after UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan visited India in January 2026 and signed a Letter of Intent on Strategic Defense Partnership. The framework seeks to improve cooperation in innovative technologies, cyber security, counterterrorism, training, interoperability, and defense production. In addition to aiming for bilateral commerce of US$200 billion by 2032 and boosting regional security and economic involvement throughout the Gulf area, India and the UAE are increasing their cooperation in trade, energy, infrastructure, artificial intelligence, space technology, and connectivity.

Source: IBEF

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