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Home›Surface Vessels›SLNS Sayura Returns to Sri Lanka
Surface Vessels

June 2, 2015 · about 11 years ago

SLNS Sayura Returns to Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Navy’s Offshore Patrol Vessel, SLNS Sayura, returned home on 27th May 2015 after attending the International Maritime Defence Exhibition (IMDEX Asia 2015) in Singapore from 19th to 21st May 2015. The ship was welcomed at the Inneryard Jetty of the Trincomalee Harbour, Sri Lanka. IMDEX Asia

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Sri Lanka Navy’s Offshore Patrol Vessel, SLNS Sayura, returned home on 27th May 2015 after attending the International Maritime Defence Exhibition (IMDEX Asia 2015) in Singapore from 19th to 21st May 2015.

The ship was welcomed at the Inneryard Jetty of the Trincomalee Harbour, Sri Lanka.

IMDEX Asia 2015, that comprised of an exhibition, strategic conferences and a warships display, is a global platform for participants to keep abreast of the latest developments in maritime defence technology, discuss contemporary maritime issues and enhance inter-operability amongst the participating navies.

SLN flag ship SLNS Sayura took part in the warships display, joining the twenty warships from twelve other navies around the world.

The warships, comprising of patrol vessels, frigates and a submarine, were berthed at Changi Naval Base, giving the visitors a unique opportunity to have a close view, gain insights into the operations on board and interact with naval officers from across the world.

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Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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