Washington: The US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) has announced the third edition of its Defence Acceleration Ecosystem Summit, set to take place on September 9-10 at Stanford University in California. This summit aims to enhance collaboration between the United States and India in advancing defence technology and innovation.

The event, known as the India-US Defence Acceleration Ecosystem (INDUS-X) Summit, will focus on "Harnessing Investment Opportunities to Enhance Cross-Border Defence Innovation Ecosystems." It will highlight the essential role of private investment in driving forward defence innovation.

The summit will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, and roundtable sessions, bringing together top defence policymakers from both Washington and New Delhi. Topics will include strengthening technology partnerships, funding innovation, and building resilient supply chains.

A key highlight of the summit will be the INDUS-X Tech Expo, showcasing the latest technologies and innovations from defence and aerospace startups. This expo will attract venture capitalists, academics, accelerators, and technology professionals from the Bay Area, offering a platform to explore and invest in cutting-edge developments.

The summit will offer a diverse program including keynote addresses, panel discussions, and roundtable sessions involving prominent leaders from both private industry and government. Key themes of the event will encompass enhancing partnerships in advanced defence technology, securing funding for defence innovations, and developing resilient supply chains.

A major highlight will be the INDUS-X Tech Expo, a cutting-edge exhibition that will present the latest technologies and innovations from defence and aerospace startups and established companies. This expo will serve as a magnet for venture capitalists, academics, accelerators, and technology professionals from the Bay Area, providing them with a unique opportunity to explore and invest in pioneering advancements in the field.

Defence Ministry Secures Rs 800 Cr Deal for 73,000 SIG716 Rifles, Enhancing Army's Firepower

Indian Army Starts Process for Next-Generation Artillery Guns in Rs 7,000 Cr Deal

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Wraps Up US Visit, Celebrates Indian Diaspora as 'Living Bridge'