PM Modi's UAE Visit to Enhance Strategic Defence and Cybersecurity Cooperation
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- •PM Modi's visit to UAE on May 11, 2026, aims to enhance defense and cybersecurity cooperation.
- •The partnership includes collaboration on advanced technologies and counter-terrorism efforts.
- •Discussions will address recent regional conflicts and attacks affecting the UAE.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the UAE on May 11, 2026, aims to strengthen the Strategic Defence Partnership between India and the UAE. This partnership focuses on defense industry collaboration, innovation, and cybersecurity amidst ongoing regional conflicts. The visit follows a Letter of Intent signed in January 2026, which outlines cooperation in advanced technologies, counter-terrorism, and cyber security. The discussions will also address recent attacks on the UAE and the current war situation in the region. The growing alignment between India and the UAE is seen as crucial for regional security and supply-chain resilience. Both countries are targeting significant economic collaboration, with a goal of reaching $200 billion in bilateral trade by 2032. The visit is expected to reinforce high-level engagements and further solidify ties in the Gulf region.
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