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Japan Signs Agreements to Enhance Maldives’ Maritime Safety, Disaster Response Capabilities
The Maldives and Japan signed four exchange of notes agreements on Monday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, providing Japanese grant support for maritime safety, customs patrol operations and disaster response equipment. Foreign Affairs Minister Moosa Zameer and Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori signed the agreements, which include grants of JPY 260 million, JPY 600 million and JPY 56 million.
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What happened
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Tue 14 NovThe Maldives and Japan established bilateral ties.on 14 November 1967only Maldives RepublicThe Maldives and Japan have enjoyed over five decades of diplomatic relations, having established bilateral ties on 14 November 1967.
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Mon 25 MarThe Maldives and Japan signed four agreements at a ceremony at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, signed by Foreign Affairs Minister Moosa Za…on Mondayonly Maldives RepublicnewestThe Maldives and Japan signed four agreements on Monday, under which Japan will provide support for enhancing the Maldives’ maritime safety and security, and disaster response capabilities. The agreements were signed by Foreign Affairs Minister Moosa Zameer and Japanese Ambassador to the Maldives Takeuchi Midori at a ceremony held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Who said what
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Japan committed US$ 2.3 million to provide 25-metre reconditioned patrol vessel and a variety of equipment supporting maritime operation
This is to swiftly assist the efforts of [Maldives Customs Service] to implement agile law enforcement at sea and combat illegal trade and drug trafficking.
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JPY 260 millionGrant for maritime safety and security projectMaldives RepublicThe second involves a grant of JPY 260 million for implementing a project to enhance maritime safety and security.
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JPY 600 millionGrant for national natural hazard response equipmentMaldives RepublicThe third agreement is a grant of JPY 600 million for the provision of equipment to strengthen the Maldives’ national response capacity to frequent natural hazards
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JPY 56 millionGrant for Maldives Customs Service patrol vessel equipmentMaldives RepublicThe fourth and final agreement is a grant of JPY 56 million for the provision of equipment to support the operations of patrol vessels for the Maldives Customs Service
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US$ 2.3 millionCommitted funding for reconditioned patrol vessel and maritime equipmentMaldives Republic“Japan committed US$ 2.3 million to provide 25-metre reconditioned patrol vessel and a variety of equipment supporting maritime operation,”
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25-metreLength of reconditioned patrol vesselMaldives Republic“Japan committed US$ 2.3 million to provide 25-metre reconditioned patrol vessel and a variety of equipment supporting maritime operation,”
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