India Leads Key Security Talks to Safeguard the Indian Ocean Region
Top security officials from the Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) gathered in New Delhi for their 7th NSA-level meeting. India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval opened the session, highlighting the need for stronger regional cooperation. The talks focused on shared threats and future plans for the Indian Ocean region.
Ajit Doval began by stressing the importance of unity in tackling security challenges. He pointed to risks like maritime insecurity, cyber threats, and transnational crime as key concerns. The Indian Ocean was described as the region’s 'greatest shared heritage,' requiring collective action to keep it stable and safe.
The discussions in New Delhi set the stage for closer collaboration among CSC members. A detailed roadmap for 2026 is expected to guide joint efforts on security and stability. The meeting underscored the need for regional cooperation to counter shared threats in the Indian Ocean.
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