<h1>Defence minister's two-day visit yields three agreements to boost information sharing, maritime security, and joint activities; Indo-Pacific review</h1> A two-day visit by a defence minister from one country to the other will culminate in three agreements to enhance information sharing, expand maritime security cooperation and codify joint activities, alongside a bilateral review of Indo-Pacific security concerns. The trip, the first such ministerial visit under the current government since 2014 and coinciding with the fifth anniversary of their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, includes high-level talks, a business roundtable with industry leaders, and meetings with national officials, reflecting growing defence engagement that already spans capacity-building, training, ship visits and joint exercises.