Indian Navy Chief Admiral Swaminathan Begins Four-Day Mauritius Visit to Deepen Maritime Security
Admiral Krishna Swaminathan will discuss maritime security, defence cooperation and capacity building during the four-day visit, the Indian Navy said.
- On Monday, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan began a four-day visit to Mauritius to strengthen bilateral maritime and defense ties with the strategically-located Indian Ocean nation.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the MAHASAGAR vision last year to promote "Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions" for India's engagement with the Global South.
- Swaminathan will discuss matters of "mutual interest" with Mauritian leadership, focusing on maritime security, defense cooperation, and capacity building. The nations maintain partnerships involving training exchanges and joint Exclusive Economic Zone surveillance.
- Mauritius regularly participates in Indian Navy-led initiatives including the MILAN multilateral exercise, International Fleet Review, and Goa Maritime Conclave, reflecting shared commitment to maritime security and regional stability.
- Strengthening maritime partnerships remains a priority for India in the Indian Ocean Region, with cooperation extending to port visits and hydrographic surveys beyond this visit.
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Navy chief begins four-day Mauritius visit to boost maritime ties
The engagements reflect the shared vision of MAHASAGAR — Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions – and India’s emphasis on strengthening maritime security and cooperation across the Indian Ocean
Navy Chief Krishna Swaminathan begins 4-day Mauritius visit to boost maritime ties
New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI) Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan began a four-day visit to Mauritius on Monday to solidify bilateral maritime engagement with the strategically-located Indian Ocean nation. Admiral Krishnan will hold talks with top leadership of the Mauritian government on matters of “mutual interest” such as maritime security, defence cooperation, capacity building and […]
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Times of IndiaIndian Navy chief Admiral Swaminathan begins four-day Mauritius visit to deepen maritime security
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan is set to visit the island nation of Mauritius on a four-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation and deepening defence ties with the key Indian Ocean partner.
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Swaminathan embarks on four-day official visit to Mauritius aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation - The Tribune
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan is set to visit the island nation of Mauritius on a four-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation and deepening defence ties with the key Indian Ocean partner.
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LatestlyChief of Naval Staff Admiral Swaminathan embarks on four-day official visit to Mauritius aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan is set to visit the island nation of Mauritius on a four-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation and deepening defence ties with the key Indian Ocean partner.
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