During the Defence Investor Summit in Munich, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh invited German industry leaders to co-develop and co-produce advanced defence systems with India. He stressed the necessity of forging partnerships based on reliability amid current geopolitical shifts and supply chain disruptions. Singh noted India's expanding market, young workforce, and commitment to the rule of law as key factors for long-term investments. He highlighted potential collaboration in niche technologies, including advanced radar, AI-enabled Unmanned Aerial Systems, and underwater transmitters. Singh also pointed out that India's defence sector is central to its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047, supported by strong policy direction and a stable economy. He emphasized that partnerships are essential in today's interconnected world and expressed a desire for a deep and enduring relationship with Germany. The visit included significant discussions on enhancing defence cooperation and the signing of agreements to strengthen strategic ties.