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U.S., India To Establish Defense Trade Task Force

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, September 30th, 2014

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U.S., India To Establish Defense Trade Task Force

President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed to establish a task force to explore ways the two countries can move quickly to identify defense trade opportunities and projects and technologies on which to cooperate. The two leaders agreed during their meeting Tuesday to adopt the task force recommendation made under the framework of the Defense Trade and Technology Initiative earlier this month. The initiative is designed as a way to foment better defense ties between the two…

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