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Date: 2025-07-29 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

ADMIRAL DINESH K TRIPATHI, CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF EMBARKS ON AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO JAPAN

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**Policy Summary:** Chief of the Naval Staff, Adm Dinesh K Tripathi, is undertaking a four-day official visit to Japan from July 30 to August 2, 2025. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral defence relations between India and Japan, focusing on enhanced maritime cooperation as part of the Special Strategic and Global Partnership. Adm Tripathi will engage in bilateral discussions with senior Japanese government officials, including Defense Minister Mr. NAKATANI Gen, Vice-Minister of Defense, MASUDA Kazuo, and Chief of Staff, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), Adm SAITO Akira. Discussions will cover maritime security, technological collaboration, and strengthening naval synergy and interoperability. The Chief of Naval Staff will also visit JMSDF units and interact with the Commander-in-Chief, Self Defense Fleet, at Funakoshi JMSDF Base. The visit is intended to deepen friendship and defence cooperation, fostering mutual understanding in shared strategic and maritime interests and reinforcing the India-Japan partnership for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific.

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ADMIRAL DINESH K TRIPATHI: Chief of the Naval Staff of India, visiting Japan. Japan: Country being visited by the Chief of Naval Staff to consolidate bilateral defence relations. India: Country whose Chief of Naval Staff is visiting Japan to strengthen defence relations. Special Strategic and Global Partnership: Bilateral partnership between India and Japan, which focuses on enhancing maritime cooperation. NAKATANI Gen: Minister of Defense of Japan with whom the Chief of Naval Staff will hold discussions. MASUDA Kazuo: Vice-Minister of Defense of Japan with whom the Chief of Naval Staff will hold discussions. SAITO Akira: Chief of Staff, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). Funakoshi JMSDF Base: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force base where the Chief of Naval Staff will visit JMSDF units.
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Ministry of Defence ADMIRAL DINESH K TRIPATHI, CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF EMBARKS ON AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO JAPAN Posted On: 29 JUL 2025 5:13PM by PIB Delhi Adm Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff, has proceeded on a four-day official visit to Japan from 30 Jul to 02 Aug 2025. This visit is part of the ongoing efforts to consolidate bilateral defence relations between India and Japan, in line with the deepening ‘Special Strategic and Global Partnership’, with a focus on enhancing maritime cooperation. During the visit, the CNS is scheduled to hold bilateral discussions with senior Japanese government officials including Minister of Defense, Mr. NAKATANI Gen, Vice-Minister of Defense, MASUDA Kazuo, and a meeting with Adm SAITO Akira, Chief of Staff, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). Discussions are expected to encompass a broad spectrum of defence cooperation areas, with particular emphasis on maritime security, technological collaboration, and identifying new avenues to strengthen naval synergy and interoperability. The CNS will also visit JMSDF units and interact with the Commander-in- Chief, Self Defense Fleet, at Funakoshi JMSDF Base. Adm Dinesh K Tripathi’s engagements in Japan are poised to further deepen the bonds of friendship and defence cooperation, paving the way for enhanced mutual understanding in key areas of shared strategic and maritime interest. The visit reaffirms the time-tested India-Japan friendship anchored in mutual respect, maritime trust, and a shared vision for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. _____________________________________________________________ VM/SKY 143/25(Release ID: 2149792)

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