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India, Cyprus Hold First Joint Maritime Committee Meeting

Officials discussed investment, training and green shipping as Cyprus and India prepared a Maritime Business Forum in Mumbai.

  • India and Cyprus held the first meeting of their Joint Maritime Committee in Limassol on September 29, co-chaired by Joint Secretary Venkatesapathy and Acting Permanent Secretary Theodoulos Mesimeris.
  • Operating within the 2017 Bilateral Agreement on Merchant Shipping, the meeting advances the India-Cyprus Joint Action Plan and fulfills the shared commitment of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides to strengthen bilateral relations.
  • Officials engaged in a four-day itinerary spanning September 28 to October 1. The High Commission stated, "Opportunities explored included maritime services, shipping finance, ship repair and recycling, seafarer training and welfare, and green shipping."
  • An upcoming Maritime Business Forum in Mumbai will host a Cypriot trade delegation this November to catalyze joint ventures and capital investments between the two maritime industries.
  • The delegation interacted with the Cyprus Shipping Chamber and Cyprus Ports Authority during the visit. These strategic developments underline a consistent intensification of high-level diplomatic and economic dialogues between the two nations.
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India, Cyprus hold first Joint Maritime Committee meeting

India and Cyprus held their first Joint Maritime Committee meeting in Limassol to strengthen bilateral shipping ties. Co-chaired by senior officials, the talks explored green shipping, training, and maritime finance ahead of an upcoming business forum in Mumbai.

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