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PM Modi's Indonesia Visit: Key Agreements Expected in Defence, Critical Minerals, and Maritime Infrastructure

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PM Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia (July 6-8) aims for strategic outcomes including defence pacts, critical mineral investments, and maritime infrastructure development.
Agreements are expected on Astra missiles, BrahMos missile support, and Indonesia-specific EVMs, alongside joint development of Sabang Port.

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PM Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia (July 6-8) aims for strategic outcomes including defence pacts, critical mineral investments, and maritime infrastructure development. Agreements are expected on Astra missiles, BrahMos missile support, and Indonesia-specific EVMs, alongside joint development of Sabang Port.

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