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Home›Indian Navy Ships Visit Port Louis, Mauritius

November 3, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Indian Navy Ships Visit Port Louis, Mauritius

Three Indian Navy ships, INS Mumbai, INS Talwar and INS Deepak, arrived in Port Louis, Mauritius, on October 31. The visit aims towards bolstering bilateral ties and reinforcing cooperation in maritime security between India and Mauritius. India and Mauritius are members of Indian Ocean Naval Sympos

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Three Indian Navy ships, INS Mumbai, INS Talwar and INS Deepak, arrived in Port Louis, Mauritius, on October 31.

The visit aims towards bolstering bilateral ties and reinforcing cooperation in maritime security between India and Mauritius.

India and Mauritius are members of Indian Ocean Naval Symposium (IONS), a voluntary and co-operative initiative between 35 countries of the Indian Ocean Region, which has served as an ideal forum for sharing of information and cooperation on maritime issues.

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The current visit of Indian Naval ships coincided with the ‘Apravasi Bharatiya Divas’ celebrated on November 2, and underscores the importance of the maritime connection between Indian and Mauritius.

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Press release, Image: Indian Navy

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