New Delhi, Nov 25: The Indian and Moroccan Navies have agreed to chart a new course for enhanced maritime cooperation, focusing on strengthening naval ties and boosting security in the Indian Ocean and North Atlantic regions. The discussions come as both nations seek to expand joint exercises, intelligence sharing, and coordinated efforts against maritime threats such as piracy and smuggling.
Officials from both navies highlighted the importance of collaboration in ensuring safe sea lanes, fostering regional stability, and promoting mutual training initiatives. The agreement also includes exploring avenues for joint naval exercises, capacity-building programs, and technology exchange.
The strategic dialogue reflects growing maritime partnership between India and Morocco, underscoring their commitment to maintaining a secure and open ocean environment. Both countries emphasized that such cooperation will contribute to global maritime peace, economic development, and stronger bilateral relations.
