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Published 13:07 IST, December 10th 2023
The port call highlights shared commitments to maritime security and regional stability.
1/6: Port Lamu welcomes INS Sumedha in a historic moment, symbolizing the maritime cooperation between India and Kenya. / Image: Indian Navy
2/6: INS Sumedha has arrived at Kenya's Port Lamu. Marking the first port call by an Indian Naval Ship at this newly developed port, the visit underscores the growing strategic engagements. / Image: Indian Navy
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3/6: During the port call, both naval forces engage in a range of professional interactions, including deck visits and sporting exchanges. / Image: Indian Navy
4/6: These activities aim to enhance cooperation, share best practices, and strengthen the bonds between the two nations. / Image: Indian Navy
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5/6: The deployment of Indian Naval ships overseas aligns with India's mission of building 'bridges of friendship.' The visit to Kenya's Port Lamu resonates with the India's vision of security. / Image: Indian Navy
6/6: Saryu-class OPVs play a crucial role in maritime security. Capable of ocean surveillance, monitoring shipping lanes, and securing offshore installations, they contribute to regional stability. / Image: Indian Navy
13:07 IST, December 10th 2023