India and Algeria Hold First Joint Commission Meeting
On 5th May 2026, India and Algeria agreed to deepen bilateral defence cooperation during the inaugural meeting of the India-Algeria Joint Commission held in New Delhi.
- Both sides explored cooperation in military training, joint exercises, medical collaboration, and defence industry partnerships.
- India and Algeria signed the Rules of Procedure for implementing bilateral defence cooperation, creating a structured framework for future Joint Commission activities.
- The Ministry of Defence noted that bilateral defence relations have expanded significantly since the signing of a Defence MoU in ....
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