India — Ministry of Finance (India) & Soumya Swaminathan

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The ministry coordinates and publicizes the visit, reflecting India's defence diplomacy priorities.

Soumya Swaminathan: As Chief of Naval Staff, his visit symbolizes India's priority on the Mauritius relationship and may lead to strengthened defence collaboration.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The ministry signed the MoA and will implement the agreed cooperation, strengthening its defence partnerships.

Soumya Swaminathan: As Chief of Naval Staff, he briefed the Japanese Defence Minister on India — Indian Navy capabilities, supporting the cooperation.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The India — Ministry of Finance (India)>>> provided details regarding Admiral Soumya Swaminathan>>>'s commissioning and career.

Soumya Swaminathan: Admiral Soumya Swaminathan assumed charge as the 27th Chief of the Naval Staff of the India — Indian Navy>>>, succeeding Dinesh K. Tripathi>>>. He outlined his priorities, including operational readiness, self-reliance, and modernization.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The Ministry is the focus of the integration push and digital initiatives, potentially improving its operational efficiency.

Soumya Swaminathan: Chief of the Naval Staff, present at the event, showing cross-service participation.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The Ministry of Defence oversees the Project 17A programme and highlighted the commissioning as a milestone in indigenous warship building.

Soumya Swaminathan: Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Soumya Swaminathan received the Defence Minister at Visakhapatnam ahead of the commissioning.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The Ministry of Defence, represented by Rajnath Singh, presented the award.

Soumya Swaminathan: Eminent agricultural scientist Soumya Swaminathan advised the institution of the award in 2008.