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INS Satpura visit seals India-Sri Lanka ties, Tripathi, PM talk sea security
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 60361, member: 636"] Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi delivered remarks to National Defence College attendees during his official visit to Colombo on Wednesday. The Indian naval chief stressed maritime cooperation between India and Sri Lanka while addressing regional security challenges. He emphasized how both nations depend on ocean resources for economic prosperity and strategic defense. Maritime collaboration examples between the countries involve anti-piracy missions and narcotics interdiction operations. The admiral highlighted platforms such as the Goa Maritime Symposium and SLINEX exercises for building shared naval capabilities. Technology plays a vital role in advancing green initiatives and promoting maritime innovation across the region. The naval leader hosted diplomatic reception aboard stealth frigate INS Satpura at Colombo port. Sri Lankan Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara attended as the chief guest alongside Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha. The event celebrated friendship and cooperation while reinforcing mutual commitments to regional stability. Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya met with Admiral Tripathi for comprehensive discussions on bilateral defense relations. Their talks addressed maritime security concerns, training programs, and capacity development initiatives. Both leaders agreed on collective approaches to combat transnational threats like illegal fishing, marine pollution, and maritime terrorism. [/QUOTE]
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