Army Chief General Manoj Pande has asserted that all the member countries participating in the Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs' Conclave (IPACC) stand united in their commitment towards peace and stability, despite geographical separation.

Speaking during the last day of the conference, Mr. Pande said, as military leaders, this gathering is well acquainted with significant military diplomacy initiatives. He said, during the deliberations, Army Chiefs have recognized the concerns for climate and the need for a synergized response.

He said, the need to give impetus towards enhancing bilateral relations through military diplomacy is the next key takeaway. He said, all the participating nations have learned from each other experience and countries are better equipped to comprehend and address future challenges.
 
Speaking on the occasion, General Charles A Flynn of the United States said, armies are committed to ensuring a safe and free Indo-Pacific. He said, they discussed the various challenges and strengthened their bond and partnership during the Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs' Conclave.