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 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.
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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