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- •Indian MPs visited KSAT in Norway to learn about satellite maritime surveillance.
- •Discussions focused on enhancing coastal security and environmental monitoring.
- •The tour aimed to strengthen India-Norway cooperation in sustainable development.
An Indian parliamentary delegation visited Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) in Norway on June 6, 2026, to learn about satellite technology's role in maritime security and environmental monitoring. The delegation, which included MPs Sasmit Patra and Sribharat Mathukumilli, discussed the applications of satellite systems for coastal security, resource management, and climate change challenges. They engaged with KSAT officials who presented on maritime traffic monitoring, illegal fishing detection, and oil spill surveillance. The visit aimed to foster cooperation between India and Norway in sustainable development and green technologies. The MPs emphasized the potential benefits of satellite-enabled surveillance for India's extensive coastline and disaster preparedness. The tour also included discussions on Arctic governance and sustainable polar management.
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