India, Indonesia Coast Guards sign pact
New Delhi: The Coast Guards of India and Indonesia on Monday signed a pact in an effort to enhance collaborative and cooperative ties to rein transnational maritime crimes, facilitate Search and Rescue among others.
The MoU was signed by Indian Coast Guard DG K Natarajan and Head of Indonesian Coast Guard VAdm Aan Kurnia through video conferencing.
“MoU between India & Indonesia Coast Guard signed by #ICG DG K Natarajan & VAdm Aan Kurnia, Head Indonesia CG on 06 Jul, through Video conferencing in presence of Shri PK Rawat, Ambassador @IndianEmbJkt & Mr Mochammad Rizki Safary, Minister Counsellor @KBRI_NewDelhi,” the Indian Coast Guard said in a tweet.
MoU between India & Indonesia Coast Guard signed by #ICG DG K Natarajan & VAdm Aan Kurnia, Head Indonesia CG on 06 Jul, through Video conferencing in presence of Shri PK Rawat, Ambassador @IndianEmbJkt & Mr Mochammad Rizki Safary, Minister Counsellor @KBRI_NewDelhi pic.twitter.com/p07yPJI9mx
— Indian Coast Guard (@IndiaCoastGuard) July 6, 2020
“MoU will enhance Collaborative & Cooperative engagements between two maritime agencies to combat transnational Maritime Crimes, facilitate SAR, Capacity & Capability building activities and Maritime Cooperation to ensure safe, secure and clean seas in the region,” it added in another tweet.
