Armed Forces Leaders Gather in Pune for Commandants’ Conclave on Training and Strategy
Reported by Mubarak Ansari
Pune, 7th May 2024: The Military Institute of Technology (MILIT), Pune played host to the sixth edition of the Commandants’ Conclave today, organized under the auspices of HQ Integrated Defence Staff. Commandants from prestigious Armed Forces Training Institutions and War Colleges, alongside other senior leaders of the Armed Forces, convened at the Conclave to deliberate on shaping the trajectory of future defence strategies and cultivating the next generation of leaders for the Indian Armed Forces.
The gathering of senior leadership at MILIT, Pune facilitated the exchange of insights, sharing of best practices from various institutions, and strategic planning aimed at fortifying the Armed Forces for the challenges of tomorrow. This significant event underscores the unwavering commitment of the Indian Armed Forces to continual improvement, innovation, and collaboration amidst the ever-evolving global landscape.
The Commandants’ Conclave provided a vital platform for leaders and decision-makers from Armed Forces Training Institutions to engage in candid discussions and dialogues, with a focus on fostering a culture of joint learning and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies in the training of future military leaders.
Throughout the duration of the Conclave, a wide array of pivotal topics including strategic resilience, technological advancements, human capital development, interoperability, and joint operations were extensively deliberated upon. The aim was to harness innovation, leverage technological advancements, and incorporate the best practices from various institutions to ensure world-class training standards across Armed Forces Training Institutions.
The Commandants’ Conclave stands as a testament to the commitment of the Indian Armed Forces towards enhancing readiness, fostering collaboration, and continuously evolving to meet the dynamic challenges of the contemporary security environment.
