India has bolstered its coastal safety with proactive measures from the Indian Coast Guard (ICG). Utilizing daily fleets of ships, crafts, and aircraft, the ICG conducts extensive surveillance and operations, including over 300,000 boardings to combat illegal activities. With significant investments, community programs, and a dedicated helpline, coastal security has strengthened remarkably.
The Indian Coast Guard and the Indonesia Coast Guard have extended their MoU on Maritime Safety and Security Cooperation for three years, strengthening bilateral relations. A recent high-level meeting focused on enhancing operational interaction and capacity building in key areas. Both sides aim to share best practices and continue professional exchanges to create a safer Indo-Pacific region.
The 7th Annual High-Level Meeting between the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and the Sri Lanka Coast Guard (SLCG) in Colombo marked a significant step in their collaborative efforts to combat transnational maritime crime. Both sides discussed various maritime issues and agreed to enhance mutual cooperation to strengthen maritime safety and security in the region.
