Germany Ready To Sign India Submarine Partnership, With Technology Transfer At Its Core | Video
New Delhi: Germany is ready to sign the proposed submarine partnership with India once the Indian side completes the required approvals, German Ambassador to India Jasper Wieck said, stressing that the deal is envisaged as a technology partnership rather than merely a sale of submarines. Speaking to ANI, the German Ambassador said the proposed partnership involving German defence major…
Germany is prepared to sign an upcoming submarine partnership with India, should the Indian authorities finish the necessary approvals, German Ambassador Jasper Wieck stated. The deal, involving Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), is viewed as a technology partnership rather than a simple sale of submarines, with production and technology transfer to be conducted in India.
German Ambassador Wieck believes the partnership would benefit numerous companies and contribute to the advancement of India's maritime sector. He noted that the German government is prepared to proceed at any moment once India completes the required clearances.
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