The Indian and Australian High Commissions in the U.K. co-hosted the inaugural Indo-Pacific Conference in London on November 30. The day-long event brought together diplomats and stakeholders from think-tanks, civil-society and the business world to look at how the two countries, along with the U.K., could work together to address security issues in the region, build resilience and enhance stability.
“The abiding commitment of India and Australia to promoting a vision of a free, open, and secure Indo-Pacific is reflected in the strength of our bilateral partnership. Our views are increasingly reflected by other key partners, with whom we work bilaterally and in plurilateral format, such as the US, Japan, ASEAN, and Korea, “ India’s High Commissioner to the U.K., Vikram Doraiswami said.
“We welcome in this regard increased interest in the UK, as part of its Global Britain policy, to work with countries such as India and Australia, in support of this objective,” he added.
