To Strengthen Bilateral Maritime Cooperation Indian, Indonesian Navies Conduct Passage Exercise PASSEX

 

New Delhi. Navies of two countries India and Indonesia conducted bilateral maritime Passage Exercise PASSEX in the Arabian sea on February 18.

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Indian Navy Ship INS Talwar and Indonesian Navy’s multirole Corvette KRI Bung Tomo took part in the exercise.

The naval exercise aimed at enhancing interoperability & strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation between the two nations.

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