“Milan,” which began in 1995, has developed into a spectacular occasion that highlights India’s nautical strength and dedication to international security.
“Milan 2024,” including more than 50 countries and featuring naval superpowers such as the US, Japan, Australia, and France, aims to tackle contemporary marine issues.
The necessity for increased international cooperation has been highlighted by attacks by Somali pirates and Houthi rebels in important waterways such as the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and Arabian Sea.As a dependable security partner and supporter of maritime stability, India is playing a significant role.
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The Indian Navy’s involvement in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) is evidence of its rise to prominence. The Navy joined the Combined Maritime Forces in 2022, a US-led multinational naval alliance with a base in Bahrain, with the goal of fostering peace throughout the IOR’s international waterways.
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India recently made the decision to join the alliance as a full member. India has additionally helped the nations in the area improve its maritime capabilities by offering platforms, training, and support for capacity-building.
Giving naval assets to countries like Sri Lanka, the Seychelles, and Mauritius—such as fast-attack craft and offshore patrol vessels—highlights India’s commitment to cooperative maritime governance. Significantly, India’s combined Exclusive Economic Zone monitoring and hydrological studies demonstrate its environmental management.
“Milan” also provides a forum for participants to build mutual trust and improve interoperability in naval operations. India is working to guarantee maritime security, which is essential to the stability and economy of the world, by advocating for a rules-based maritime order.
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