India and Brazil on Tuesday reviewed the whole gamut of their bilateral defence ties here during talks between General Tomas Miguel Mine Ribeiro Paiva, Commander of the Brazilian Army and the Indian top brass including Chief of Defence Staff(CDS)Anil Chauhan, Army Chief General Manoj Pande and Defence Giridhar Aramane.
The Brazilian chief is here on a six day visit to India from August 28 to September 2. The visit marks a significant milestone in the longstanding relationship between the armed forces of India and Brazil, army officials said.
Pande and Paiva exchanged ideas and held constructive discussions on various contemporary issues. They also discussed issues pertaining to strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two armies.
The visiting chief later called on the CDS and Defence Secretary and held discussion underscoring the shared goals of enhancing defence cooperation and collaboration between the two nations.
During his visit, General Tomas also engaged in productive interactions with senior officers at the Army Headquarters, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and ideas. These engagements exemplify the commitment to mutual growth and shared excellence in military best practices.