Visits by the ship’s crew to the German Naval Academy.- The ship will be open for public tours.
- The crew will participate in community service at a local Old Age Home.
Upon departure, both navies will conduct a Maritime Partnership Exercise at sea, further enhancing their bilateral maritime relations.
These engagements aim to strengthen the maritime relationship between India and Germany, providing an opportunity to showcase Indian culture. The visit underscores the robust relationship between the two nations, which is founded on shared values, democratic principles, and a commitment to global peace and security. This multifaceted relationship spans economic cooperation, scientific research, cultural exchanges, and crucially, defence collaboration.
INS Tabar, a stealth frigate built in Russia for the Indian Navy, is commanded by Captain MR Harish. Equipped with a versatile array of weapons and sensors, it is among the earliest stealth frigates in the Indian Navy. INS Tabar is part of the Indian Navy’s Western Fleet, based in Mumbai under the Western Naval Command.
This visit aims to not only reinforce existing bonds but also explore new avenues for strengthening the relationship between the two navies.
