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INS Chennai, Kesari sail from Tanzania after successful maiden edition of AIKEYME Exercise
Dar es Salaam, April 21: Indian Naval Ships INS Chennai and INS Kesari sailed from Dar es Salaam after the successful completion of the maiden edition of the AIKEYME exercise. The ships departed on April 19, as announced by the Indian Navy in a statement.
First India-Africa multinational maritime exercise will boost ties with African nations: MEA
New Delhi, April 17: India on Thursday said that the first edition of the India-Africa Multinational Maritime Exercise, being co-hosted by India and Tanzania off the coast of Africa, marks a significant milestone in strengthening relations between India and the African nations.
Amararam Gujar appointed as next High Commissioner of India to Malawi
New Delhi, April 15: Indian Foreign Service officer Amararam Gujar was on Tuesday appointed as India's next High Commissioner to Malawi, a country in southeastern Africa.
AIKEYME 2025: Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi grooves to Yeh dosti hum nahi todenge with Tanzanian defence chief
Dae-es-Salaam, April 15: Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi and Tanzanian Defence Force Chief, General John Jacob Mkunda together sang the iconic Bollywood friendship anthem "Yeh Dosti Nahi Chhodenge" ("We'll Never Leave This Friendship") reflecting on the cementing of bilateral ties between the two countries.
India's approach to Africa is about building, not extracting: Jaishankar at Japan-India-Africa forum
New Delhi, February 26: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India's engagement with Africa focuses on building long-term, sustainable partnerships through capacity-building, skill development, and technology transfer, rather than extractive models, as he addressed the Japan-India-Africa Business Forum virtually on Wednesday.