Summary:

India has agreed to supply BrahMos missiles worth Rs. 3,800 crore (US$ 440.27 million) to Indonesia. As one of the few countries capable of building aircraft carriers, India is exploring a potential partnership with Indonesia for aircraft carrier development. According to defense sources, Indian officials are also working to strengthen collaboration with Indonesia in shipbuilding.

India has previously sold BrahMos missiles to the Philippines under a contract valued at Rs. 2,891.39 crore (US$ 335 million), with additional shipments expected soon. Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and several Middle Eastern countries are interested in the joint venture missile system developed by India and Russia. During Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's state visit in January 2024, discussions focused on enhancing defense cooperation, with memorandums of understanding signed in areas such as health, maritime, and cultural exchange, all with an emphasis on regional peace and security.

Source: IBEF

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