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India, Belgium Sign Defense Pact to Boost Joint Arms Production

India and Belgium signed a defense pact covering joint weapons production, giving European firms greater access to India as New Delhi expands domestic manufacturing and modernizes its armed forces.

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India, Belgium Sign Defense Pact to Boost Joint Arms Production
India and Belgium signed a defense pact covering joint weapons production, giving European firms greater access to India as New Delhi expands domestic manufacturing and modernizes its armed forces.
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