Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Seventh Indo-Pacific Dialogue Concludes, Urges Greater Maritime Cooperation
A big meeting called the Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue happened for three days in New Delhi, and it just finished.
Experts from many countries, along with people from India's navy and government, came together.
They talked about how to keep the oceans safe and help the region grow, especially by working together and building up their skills.
They discussed how using the ocean's resources, like building things underwater, can help countries with their foreign policies.
They also talked about helping smaller island countries in the Pacific and how different groups that work together in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia can be stronger.
The goal was to find new ways for countries to cooperate in the maritime world.
The Seventh Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2025 concluded in New Delhi after three days of discussions.
The dialogue focused on 'Promoting Holistic Maritime Security and Growth: Regional Capacity-Building and Capability-Enhancement'.
Experts from over thirty countries, alongside Indian military and government officials, participated in the event.
Discussions included the role of the Blue Economy, challenges in underwater infrastructure, and enhancing cooperation with Pacific Island Countries.
The event aimed to foster greater maritime cooperation by examining ways to customize regional collaboration and identify new multilateral initiatives.
- Who
- Indian Navy, global experts, Indian Armed Forces and Government officials, scholars
- What
- The seventh Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2025 concluded, focusing on maritime security, growth, and regional capacity-building.
- When
- Concluded today (in 2025)
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To discuss and promote holistic maritime security and growth through regional capacity-building and capability-enhancement, fostering greater maritime cooperation.
- Event
- Seventh Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2025
- Theme
- Promoting Holistic Maritime Security and Growth: Regional Capacity-Building and Capability-Enhancement
- Duration
- Three days
- Location
- New Delhi
- Organizer
- Indian Navy
- Participants
- Experts from over 30 countries, Indian Armed Forces and Government officials, scholars
Sources
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