Indian Naval Ship Trishul concluded its port call at Lisbon, Portugal on October 21, 2026, as part of its overseas deployment. The visit focused on professional interactions and knowledge-sharing with the Portuguese Navy, contributing to better understanding of shared maritime interests and strengthening operational synergy between the two naval forces.
During the port call, the ship's Commanding Officer held productive discussions with the Commander of the Portuguese Navy, focusing on enhancing operational synergy and interoperability while exploring avenues for further collaboration. The ship was open to visitors, including members of the Indian diaspora and Portuguese naval personnel, who interacted with the crew. Indian Ambassador to Portugal Puneet R Kundal visited the ship and interacted with officers and crew.
A cultural exchange event hosted onboard fostered camaraderie and promoted mutual understanding, attended by the Indian Ambassador, envoys of other countries, Rear Admiral Paulo Silva Pereira (Deputy Fleet Commander and Flotilla Commander of the Portuguese Navy), officers of the Portuguese and Brazilian Navies, and members of the Indian diaspora. The visit reinforced India's commitment to maritime cooperation and professional engagement with friendly maritime forces, contributing to the enduring maritime partnership between India and Portugal.
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