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Mozambique: Indian Naval Ship Sunayna arrives at Nacala port – Watch
12:21 CAT | 17 Apr 2025
Photo courtesy: High Commission of India, Maputo
Indian Ocean Ship for SAGAR (Security & Growth for All in the Region) INS Sunayna arrived today at Nacala port carrying 44 Navy personnel from 9 countries.
This unique initiative aims to bring together regional navies and harness collective capabilities.
During the three-day visit, the Ship will conduct various outreach programmes and joint training events including Joint EEZ Surveillance of Mozambican waters.
INS Sanyana had participated at the AIKEYME – Africa India Key Maritime Engagement – multilateral naval exercise in Tanzania involving India, Tanzania, Mozambique, Comoros, South Africa, Mauritius, Seychelles, Madagascar, Kenya and Djibouti. This initiative aligns with the vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India promoting Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions.
The visit of INS Sunayna to Mozambique reaffirms the close bond of friendship, interoperability and further strengthen the bilateral relations between the two maritime nations which also has completed 50 years of establishment of diplomatic relations this year.
Indian Naval Ship Sunayna arrives at Nacala port (17 April 2025)
Indian Ocean Ship for SAGAR, INS Sunayna arrives at Nacala port carrying 44 Navy personnel from 9 countries. This unique initiative aims to bring to-gether regional navies and harness collective capabilities. pic.twitter.com/ursbHNdjlM
— India in Mozambique (@IndiainMoz) April 17, 2025
INS Sunayna as Indian Ocean Ship for SAGAR arrives at Nacala port in northern 🇲🇿, bringing together the Navies of the Southwest IOR countries.
44 Navy personnel from 9 countries including 🇲🇿 are onboard INS Sunayna. It provides them opportunity for comprehensive training. pic.twitter.com/jSgpWHArQ7
— India in Mozambique (@IndiainMoz) April 17, 2025
Source: High Commission of India, Maputo / Press Release
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