Top naval commanders will meet here tomorrow to review the prevailing as well as emerging operational and functional issues.
The three-day conference assumes greater significance in the backdrop of recent events that have brought issues related to the country's defence under sharper focus, a statement by Navy said.
Indian Navy, like the other two Armed Forces, is required to maintain a high degree of operational preparedness to deter or neutralise any threat aimed at the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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On a broader canvas, the overall security situation in the Indo-Pacific region requires the Indian Navy to promote and protect national interests across India's extended maritime neighbourhood.
The Commanders' Conference would be utilised by the Operational Commanders to examine and analyse different paradigms related to operations, training and resource-availability for meeting the wide range of taskings and expectations.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar will address and interact with the Naval Commanders on the opening day of the Conference.
The Conference will also be used as a platform for institutionalised interaction between the naval top-brass and other government officials.
As part of Navy's future force-level planning, the Conference will examine a series of measures under the 'Make in India' scheme and recommend ways to further indigenise defence procurements, in order to overcome the major challenges being faced.
The Commanders would also delve on the Navy's roadmap for the future, including key technology enablers, improved logistics and digitisation.
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