With PM Modi In Maldives, Here’s How India Reacted To Chinese Vessels’ Presence In Indian Ocean | India News

Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said on Friday that Maldive President Maldive President Mohamed Muizzu expressed the importance of Maldives to security problems and his commitment to both sides to continue working together.

Misri said that Maldives’ concerns about India’s concerns about foreign ships in the region is a mutual interest.

This comes after the reports of a Chinese research vessel, which is suspected of a surveillance ship in the Indian Ocean region (Ior) and 51 days in the Arab Sea in May this year.

Misri also added that India continues to work very closely with Maldives with any problems that may be exposed to the common security of both countries in this common region, not only the security of India, but also to the common security of both countries in this common region.

“Maldive President Mohamed Muizzu expressed his devotion to the importance of committing the Maldives to the problems related to security and the commitment of the two sides to continue working together. We have not been with all kinds of issues, but we are not common in the regions, but we continue to work with all kinds of subjects, “Misri said.

Speaking about the hydrographic agreement that was not renewed by Maldives last year, Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said that India was in constant contact with his colleagues in Maldives and was working on capacity development there.

“In the field of hydrography, we are in constant contact with our colleagues in Maldives and we are working on capacity development in Maldives. We provide training in Maldives to help Maldive personnel develop their abilities in this field. in question.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who made a two-day visit to Maldives on July 25-26, opened the state-of-the-art Ministry of Defense (MOD) building in Maldive President Mohamed Muizzu on Friday. The eleven -storey building facing the Indian Ocean was built with the financial aid of India.