Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing visited Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority in Navi Mumbai, accompanied by a 67-member delegation, to explore maritime cooperation. He expressed keen interest in port operations and underscored Myanmar’s readiness to enhance connectivity. The visit aimed to strengthen India-Myanmar ties and boost regional maritime trade initiatives.
A delegation from Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) visited the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) in Mumbai to enhance maritime cooperation. Discussions focused on India’s examination processes and training programs, aiming to explore opportunities for employing Indian seafarers in Japan’s shipping industry, reinforcing collaboration in maritime education.
The Japan Coast Guard ship Itsukushima, under Captain Naoki Mizoguchi, docked at Chennai Port on July 7 for its Global Ocean Voyage Training. This visit highlights the strengthening partnership between the Indian Coast Guard and JCG, featuring bilateral meetings, cultural exchanges, and a joint sea exercise named ‘Jaa Mata’ on July 12.
On July 7, 2025, the Japan Coast Guard ship Itsukushima, under Captain Naoki Mizoguchi, docked at Chennai Port, symbolizing enhanced maritime ties between India and Japan. This visit includes bilateral meetings, joint training, and a key sea exercise called Jaa Mata, reinforcing cooperation and commitment to regional maritime security.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong concluded his visit to the Philippines, highlighting strong bilateral ties. His trip coincided with the delivery of five new RoPax vessels from Greenbay Marine to the Archipelago Philippine Ferries Corporation, aimed at enhancing domestic transportation and improving connectivity across the islands.
