Indian Naval Ships Deepak, Delhi, Tabar and Trishul are on a month-long deployment to the Gulf to improve reciprocal ties and take part in maritime activities with inviting territorial naval forces.

The meeting ships shape part of the Indian Navy's Western Fleet and are based at Mumbai. Of the four boats, INS Deepak and INS Tabar entered Kuwait on 13 Sep 15 and might stay there till 16 Sep 15 amid which the warships will have proficient associations for improving co-operation and sharing the subtleties of maritime operations including debacle administration and fighting sea dangers of terrorism and theft.

Aside from expert cooperations, games and social engagements are likewise arranged, which are gone for improving co-operation and comprehension between the Navies.

The Indian Navy has close and well disposed ties with all naval forces in the Gulf and has been frequently practicing with huge numbers of them. The Indian Navy is likewise advantaged to give preparing and hydrographic backing to a few naval forces in the locale.

India and Kuwait have customarily delighted in close and well disposed relations. Collaboration between the two nations reaches out to the areas of science and innovation, oil refining and intermittent classes and symposia, notwithstanding guard participation. The developing barrier collaboration between the two nations is apparent by the expanded abnormal state military visits, broadly educating of maritime officers and port visits by maritime boats. India and Kuwait are likewise individuals from Indian Ocean Naval Symposium (IONS), a deliberate and co-agent activity between 35 nations of the Indian Ocean Region.