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India-UAE Joint Venture to Expand Kochi Ship Repair Facility

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India and the UAE have entered into a joint venture aimed at strengthening bilateral maritime cooperation. The partnership focuses on expanding the International Ship Repair Facility located in Kochi, Kerala. The initiative seeks to establish Kochi as a leading global hub for ship repair and maintenance. The venture aligns with India's national shipbuilding and maritime reform programs. Ultimately, the project is designed to elevate India's standing among the world's top shipbuilding nations.

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