INDIA
INDIA-CHINA RIVALRY IN INDIAN OCEAN IS A REALITY
DELHI HAS BIG PLANS TO IMPROVE ITS NAVAL PRESENCE
2020-03-11 13:12
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Earlier this month, India was made an observer of the Indian Ocean Commission, recognizing India’s dominant role in the Indian Ocean. The Commission, set up in 1982, has on it Madagascar, Mauritius, Comoros, Seychelles and the Reunion Island. Four countries have observers’ status – the European Union, the International Union of La Francophonic (OIF) and two Asian nations – China and Malta. Now India, too, has been admitted to it.