In a first, India, EU carry out joint naval drills in Gulf of Guinea
India and the European Union carried out their first joint naval exercise in the Gulf of Guinea this week, reflecting growing maritime security cooperation between the two sides.
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India and the European Union carried out their first joint naval exercise in the Gulf of Guinea this week, reflecting growing maritime security cooperation between the two sides.
The ASEX-01N exercise symbolises ASEAN’s commitment to strengthening the bloc’s centrality and represents a bold effort to promote tri-service joint military training, writes Collin Koh (NTU).
The exercise followed the third meeting of the EU-India Maritime Security Dialogue on October 5 in Brussels | Latest News India
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