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Strategic Partners: Southeast Asia & India | Partenaires stratégiques : l'Inde et l'Asie du Sud-Est
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As a champion of a ‘free and open Indo-Pacific,’ India is emerging as a vital partner to some countries in Southeast Asia. While historical and cultural ties buttress this relationship, the present moment of closeness is bolstered by a shared strategic imperative to counterbalance China, growing economic synergies, and maritime co-operation.
On May 22, APF Canada held an in-person discussion examining these evolving strategic partnerships and their implications in the Indo-Pacific region.
Moderator:
Vina Nadjibulla, Vice-president Research & Strategy, APF Canada
Panellists:
- Dr. Kai Ostwald, Director of the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia; Senior Fellow, APF Canada
- Dr. Karthik Nachiappan, Research Fellow at the Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore; Senior Fellow, APF Canada
- Derek Grossman, Senior Defence Analyst at RAND
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En tant que promotrice d’un « Indo-Pacifique libre et ouvert », l'Inde s’impose rapidement comme un partenaire vital pour les nations d'Asie du sud est. Si les liens historiques et culturels étayent cette relation, les impératifs stratégiques découlant du besoin de faire contrepoids à la Chine, les relations économiques croissantes et la coopération maritime renforcent le rapprochement actuel.
Le 22 mai, la FAP Canada a tenu une table ronde qui se pencheront sur l’évolution de ces partenariats stratégiques et leurs implications dans la région indo-pacifique.
Modératrice :
- Vina Nadjibulla, vice-présidente, Recherche et stratégie, FAP Canada
Intervenants :
- Kai Ostwald, directeur de l’Institute of Asian Research de la University of British Columbia, agrégé supérieur de recherches, FAP Canada
- Karthik Nachiappan, chercheur à Institute of South Asian Studies de la National University of Singapore ; agrégé supérieur de recherches, FAP Canada
- Derek Grossman, analyste principal en matière de défense chez RAND
As a champion of a ‘free and open Indo-Pacific,’ India is emerging as a vital partner to some countries in Southeast Asia. While historical and cultural ties buttress this relationship, the present moment of closeness is bolstered by a shared strategic imperative to counterbalance China, growing economic synergies, and maritime co-operation.
On May 22, APF Canada held an in-person discussion examining these evolving strategic partnerships and their implications in the Indo-Pacific region.
Moderator:
Vina Nadjibulla, Vice-president Research & Strategy, APF Canada
Panellists:
- Dr. Kai Ostwald, Director of the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia; Senior Fellow, APF Canada
- Dr. Karthik Nachiappan, Research Fellow at the Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore; Senior Fellow, APF Canada
- Derek Grossman, Senior Defence Analyst at RAND
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En tant que promotrice d’un « Indo-Pacifique libre et ouvert », l'Inde s’impose rapidement comme un partenaire vital pour les nations d'Asie du sud est. Si les liens historiques et culturels étayent cette relation, les impératifs stratégiques découlant du besoin de faire contrepoids à la Chine, les relations économiques croissantes et la coopération maritime renforcent le rapprochement actuel.
Le 22 mai, la FAP Canada a tenu une table ronde qui se pencheront sur l’évolution de ces partenariats stratégiques et leurs implications dans la région indo-pacifique.
Modératrice :
- Vina Nadjibulla, vice-présidente, Recherche et stratégie, FAP Canada
Intervenants :
- Kai Ostwald, directeur de l’Institute of Asian Research de la University of British Columbia, agrégé supérieur de recherches, FAP Canada
- Karthik Nachiappan, chercheur à Institute of South Asian Studies de la National University of Singapore ; agrégé supérieur de recherches, FAP Canada
- Derek Grossman, analyste principal en matière de défense chez RAND
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