India has signed or is negotiating several Deals with other Countries for its Defense and Strategically Important issues. Various known deals with countries are listed below.
China
A draft of a Border Defence Cooperation Agreement has been received from the Chinese side. Two rounds of negotiations have been held so far. The purpose of the proposed Agreement is to formalize mechanisms and procedures to enhance mutual trust and confidence between the border troops of India and China and to facilitate the maintenance of peace and tranquility along the border with China.
The ongoing and proposed exchanges between the Armed Forces of India and China include visits at various levels, conduct of exercises, ship visits and training-related exchanges.
France
The Defence Minister of France visited India from 25-27 July, 2013. During his visit, issues relating to bilateral defence cooperation and security issues of mutual concern were discussed. No agreement was signed during the visit.
The proposal for procurement of 126 Medium Multi Role Aircraft for the Indian Air Force is at the stage of contract negotiation with the L1 vendor, M/s Dassault Aviation of France.
Government is taking various measures to build the capability of the Armed Forces including inter alia, through technology collaboration with foreign countries. This is an ongoing process.
Thailand
The Defence Ministers of India and Thailand have met in December, 2012 and in June, 2013.
Issues relating to bilateral defence cooperation and security matters of mutual concern were discussed during the meetings. Both sides have agreed to explore further cooperation in various areas, including in the area of defence industry and technology.