India and Australia have discussed ways to expand cooperation in the space sector during a meeting between India’s High Commissioner to Australia Nagesh Singh and Australian Space Agency Head Dr Enrico Palermo in Adelaide.
The meeting took place at Lot Fourteen, a major innovation and technology precinct in South Australia, where the two officials exchanged views on developments across the space sectors in both countries.
Their discussions covered the broader space ecosystems in India and Australia, as well as opportunities for further cooperation between the two countries.
The meeting comes as India and Australia continue to build ties across science, technology and emerging industries. Space is one area where both countries have been exploring opportunities for greater collaboration, including through government agencies, research institutions and the private sector.
Singh and Palermo also discussed future areas where the bilateral space relationship could be strengthened, although no specific new agreements or initiatives were announced following the meeting.
The discussions reflect the ongoing engagement between the two countries as they look at practical opportunities to support cooperation in space and related technologies.
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