Hans News Service
Visakhapatnam:
Aspart of its ongoing deployment in the South West Indian Ocean Region, INS Trikand, a frontline guided missile frigate of the Indian Navy, arrived at Mombasa, Kenya. Aimed at strengthening maritime cooperation and enhancing bilateral ties between India and Kenya, the port call coincides with the visit of Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Naval Command Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan to Kenya.Professional, cultural and social engagements will be carried out during the stay and essential stores will be handed over to the Kenya Defence Forces.
INS Trikand arrived at Mombasa, Kenya, on April 7. Also, the ship’s Commanding Officer will call on senior government functionaries.
On departure from Mombasa, INS Trikand will engage in a Passage Exercise (PASSEX) with units of the Kenya Navy.
The exercise will facilitate the exchange of best practices and enhance bilateral maritime interoperability.
The port call by INS Trikand aligns with India’s vision of MAHASAGAR - Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions.
• INS Trikand arrived at Mombasa to bolster maritime cooperation between India and Kenya.
• The visit features high-level meetings with senior government officials to strengthen long-standing bilateral ties.
• The deployment aligns with India’s MAHASAGAR vision, promoting security and growth across the Indian Ocean.