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India and Uzbekistan Strengthen Military Ties Through Virtual Seminar on Combat Leadership

Joint initiative by College of Defence Management and Uzbekistan’s Armed Forces Academy highlights shared focus on leadership in modern warfare.

In a significant stride toward deepening bilateral defence cooperation, India and Uzbekistan held a virtual joint seminar focused on combat leadership, marking a new chapter in their strategic partnership. The seminar, themed “Leadership Qualities in Officers and Junior Commanders which Influence Combat Operations,” was hosted by India’s College of Defence Management (CDM), a premier tri-services institution under Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff (HQ IDS), in collaboration with the Armed Forces Academy of Uzbekistan.

This event, held under the framework of the Defence Cooperation Agreement between the two countries, facilitated an exchange of perspectives on human behavior in combat situations. Military professionals and scholars from both nations shared insights into the crucial role of leadership in influencing operational success, citing real-world examples and academic research.

The virtual engagement offered valuable takeaways for improving troop readiness and effectiveness, while reinforcing the importance of leadership development in contemporary military strategy. The seminar also exemplified the CDM’s ongoing mission of enhancing strategic thinking among Indian defence personnel—training over 500 officers annually—and Uzbekistan’s focus on strengthening its military science capabilities.

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This collaboration builds on a 2018 defence agreement between India and Uzbekistan that emphasizes cooperation in military education, joint production, and training. It also follows the Indian Army Chief’s visit to Uzbekistan in April 2024, which highlighted New Delhi’s growing defence ties with Central Asian nations.

Officials from both sides expressed strong support for continued engagements of this nature, noting that such academic-military exchanges foster mutual understanding, boost professional education, and contribute to regional peace and stability. The seminar is a testament to the nations’ shared commitment to addressing the challenges of modern warfare through enhanced leadership training and joint cooperation.

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Adhidev Jasrotia
Adhidev Jasrotia
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