-Rajnath Singh He invited German industry to co-produce with India, especially in the area of ​​specific technologies, as he underlined the need to build partnerships based on credibility and shared interests, calling them inevitable in the current shifts in geopolitical alignments, disruptions in supply chains and rapid technological changes.Addressing German defense industry leaders during the Defense Investor Summit in Munich, Rajnath said Indian companies are keen to tie up with German companies for co-development and co-production in areas including advanced radar and sensor technology, multi-sensor, AI-enabled UAVs, sonobuoys and high-power low-frequency underwater transmitters.“India offers an expanding market, skilled workforce and a developed industrial ecosystem with a commitment to stability, predictability and rule of law. This is not a short-term opportunity, but a long-term strategic proposition,” he said, adding, “India’s goal of self-reliance is not inward-looking, we see it as the ability to design, develop and produce with trusted partners.”Referring to the significant untapped potential under Rearma Europe self-reliant india Taking the initiative, Rajnath said, “We are moving towards a model where India is not just a buyer of defense equipment, but a partner in design, development and production. This shift creates new opportunities for the global industry. In today’s interconnected and interdependent world, partnerships are not optional, they are essential.”