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February 22, 1982, Forty Years Ago: India-Tanzania Talks

India and Tanzania expressed grave concern at the building up of military arsenals in the Indian Ocean and resolved to work together to make the Ocean a zone of peace.

By: Editorial |
February 22, 2022 3:50:28 am
India, Tanzania, Julius Nyeyrere, N Sanjiva Reddy, Indian Ocean, Canara Bank, 1982, indian express forty years ago, indian expressReddy said India was proud to link with friends in the struggle for justice.

India and Tanzania expressed grave concern at the building up of military arsenals in the Indian Ocean and resolved to work together to make the Ocean a zone of peace. Speaking at the banquet organised for the visiting Tanzanian President Julius Nyeyrere, the President N Sanjiva Reddy said that the Indian Ocean was now bristling with lethal weaponry and it was essential to strengthen efforts to reduce tension and create peace. Nyeyrere who had arrived earlier on February 21 said that India and Tanzania were collaborating to make the Indian Ocean a zone of peace. He criticised South Africa for its continued defiance of international public opinion and sanctions against its “odious racist policies”. Reddy said India was proud to link with friends in the struggle for justice.

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