New Delhi: Indian Army chief General Dalbir Singh will visit Japan from November 16 to 19 where he is expected to discuss a range of bilateral issues including enhancement of military cooperation.
A defence ministry release on Sunday said defence relations between the two countries have been characterised by cooperation in disaster relief, exchange of training courses and cooperation in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
During the "goodwill visit", General Dalbir Singh will interact with officials of the Japanese Self Defense Forces and the defence ministry over a wide range of issues to enhance military cooperation.
"The visit will further cement the longstanding ties between India and Japan, which are based on a shared commitment towards world peace and regional security," the release said.
A defence ministry release on Sunday said defence relations between the two countries have been characterised by cooperation in disaster relief, exchange of training courses and cooperation in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
During the "goodwill visit", General Dalbir Singh will interact with officials of the Japanese Self Defense Forces and the defence ministry over a wide range of issues to enhance military cooperation.
"The visit will further cement the longstanding ties between India and Japan, which are based on a shared commitment towards world peace and regional security," the release said.
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