South Korean Chief Of Staff Park Jeong-Hwan Receives Guard Of Honour During His Visit To India. IN PICS

South Korean Chief of Staff General Park Jeong-Hwan visits New Delhi and participates in the Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs Conference.

Chief of the Army Staff General Manoj Pande and his South Korean counterpart General Park Jeong-hwan

Chief of Staff of the Republic of Korean (South Korea) Army, General Park Jeong-Hwan, was accorded a Guard of Honour at the grand South Block Lawns in New Delhi on Wednesday. (Image Source: PTI Images)

Before the ceremony, General Park paid his respects by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial. The South Korean Chief of Staff's visit to India is in connection with the biennial Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs Conference, a three-day event hosted in New Delhi, where military and arms cooperation discussions are on the agenda. (Image Source: PTI Images)

India and the United States jointly hosted the 13th biannual Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs Conference (IPACC), the 47th annual Indo-Pacific Army Management Seminar (IPAMS), and the 9th Senior Enlisted Forum from September 25-27 in the nation's capital. (Image Source: PTI Images)

Notably, this gathering marked the largest conference for land forces in the region, with the aim of fostering peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific through mutual understanding, dialogue, and friendship, as stated in an official release by the US embassy. (Image Source: PTI Images)

The theme of this year's conference is "Together for Peace: Sustaining Peace and Stability in the Indo-Pacific Region," encompassing both larger plenary sessions and more intimate breakout sessions. (Image Source: PTI Images)

Participants engaged in dynamic discussions covering a range of topics, including peacekeeping operations, humanitarian aid/disaster relief, leadership development, and women's empowerment. (Image Source: PTI Images)