External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe recently inaugurated the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Colombo, funded by a USD 6 million grant from India. The MRCC is designed to improve maritime safety in the region, marking a significant milestone in the bilateral relations between India and Sri Lanka. This event underscores the cooperation between the two countries in various sectors such as power, energy, connectivity, port infrastructure, aviation, digital technology, health, food security, education, and tourism.
The establishment of the MRCC signifies a commitment to enhancing regional safety and cooperation in the maritime domain. This development highlights the strong ties between India and Sri Lanka, showcasing their joint efforts to promote security and stability in the region. The collaboration between the two countries in setting up the MRCC reflects a shared vision for a safer and more secure maritime environment.
As India and Sri Lanka continue to strengthen their partnership, the inauguration of the MRCC stands as a testament to their commitment to promoting maritime safety and security. This initiative not only fosters closer ties between the two nations but also paves the way for greater cooperation in addressing common challenges and ensuring the well-being of the region.
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