According to the Naval spokesperson, during the port call, the ships engaged extensively with the Royal Saudi Naval Force and Saudi Border Guard through sports fixtures and personnel interaction.
The Indian side will host a cultural exchange for senior dignitaries of the RSNF, Border Guards, diplomats, prominent members of the diaspora and local government officials.
In a statement issued here today, the Naval spokesperson stated that the ship, enroute to her home base in India, will be visiting ports in friendly foreign countries in Asia furthering maritime diplomacy and strengthening bilateral ties across the spectrum.
The ship’s crew will also pay homage to the fallen citizens of Greece and uniformed personnel, including Indian soldiers who fought as part of the British Indian Army during World War II.
INS Tamal, the Indian Navy’s newest stealth frigate, has completed a port call at Casablanca, Morocco, on her voyage to India.
Tamal is the eighth multi-role stealth frigate in the Project 1135.6 series and the second of the additional follow-on Tushil class of ships. The first ship of the Tushil class, INS Tushil, was commissioned in December 2024.
