Filling in the Roadmap: What Should, and Should Not, Go Into India-Australia Maritime Security Cooperation

The discussion will examine priorities for the India-Australia Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap, focusing on maritime and undersea cooperation. It will assess implementation challenges, identify feasible areas for collaboration, and explore how both countries can establish clear parameters, manage expectations, and translate strategic commitments into practical outcomes.

November 3 @ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

India and Australia have taken significant steps to strengthen their defense and maritime security partnership. The new Joint Declaration on Defense and Security Cooperation, signed in July 2026, and the proposed India-Australia Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap reflect growing ambitions for cooperation, including in the undersea domain. However, translating these commitments into actionable initiatives remains a key challenge.

The discussion will examine priorities for the Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap, focusing on feasible areas of maritime and undersea cooperation, implementation challenges, and the need to establish clear parameters for bilateral engagement. It will consider what initiatives should be prioritized, what expectations may be unrealistic, and how both countries can translate strategic commitments into practical outcomes.

This is an invites only event.

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Experts

Capt. Sarabjeet S Parmar
VAdm Adhir Arora 
RAdm Shishir Verma
Dr Troy Lee Brown
Lt Gen P S Rajeshwar

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