Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Indian Coast Guard Ship Visits Kenya to Boost Maritime Cooperation
An Indian Coast Guard ship, the Sachet, went to Mombasa, Kenya, for four days to make friends and learn from each other.
The goal is to make the seas safer and work together better.
The visit includes practicing how to work together, sharing knowledge, and doing fun things like sports.
The visit is a sign of India's plan to help countries in the area stay safe at sea.
After Kenya, the ship will travel to Cape Town, South Africa.
Indian Coast Guard Ship Sachet arrived in Mombasa.
The visit is for four days to deepen maritime cooperation.
The program includes operational exchanges and capacity building.
A Passage Exercise (PASSEX) at sea will be conducted.
The visit reflects India’s commitment to maritime security.
- Who
- Indian Coast Guard Ship Sachet and Kenya Coast Guard Service
- What
- A four-day visit to Mombasa to enhance maritime cooperation.
- When
- Starting Wednesday
- Where
- Mombasa, Kenya
- Why
- To deepen maritime cooperation, share best practices and promote safe seas.
- Ship Name
- ICG Ship Sachet
- Port of Call
- Mombasa, Kenya
- Duration of Visit
- Four days
- Purpose
- Deepen maritime cooperation
- Participating Parties
- Indian Coast Guard, Kenya Coast Guard Service
- Activities
- Operational exchanges, capacity building, PASSEX