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Defence exports: A strategic imperative

India's rise as a reliable exporter of defence equipment provides an excellent opportunity to embellish its growing stature on the global stage

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Ajay Kumar -
Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, analysts foresee a rapid expansion of the global defence and aerospace industry, from $750 billion in 2022, to $1.38 trillion by 2030. Beyond economic gains, defence exports offer substantial strategic advantages. The deployment of defence equipment from a specific nation establishes technological dependencies, influencing maintenance, repair, overhaul, spares, components, and future upgrades. Compatibility between exporting and receiving nations enhances military interoperability, expanding options for joint operations. These dependencies significantly impact the diplomatic and strategic geopolitical stance of partner nations, highlighting the broader implications and significance of defence exports.

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