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Interacted with our strong Antarctica expedition team members. India meticulously manages Annual Expeditions to Antarctica, Arctic & Southern Ocean. NCPOR operates research stations in Antarctica, Arctic, and Himalayas, contributing to our strategic national interests.

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@ncaor_goa Such interactive sessions greatly motivate the expeditioners. Thank you Hble @Kiren Rijiju.

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@ncaor_goa Proud to see Indians working in Arctic Studies

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@ncaor_goa ❣️

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@ncaor_goa Éxcellent wonderful discussion Kiren Ji. We would like to visit Antartica for certain specific research so kindly give support and guide. Hope you do. God Bless u.

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@ncaor_goa 👍

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@Ravi_MoES @ncaor_goa 🙏 🌼

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@ncaor_goa Great 👌💐💐💐💐💐💐

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@ncaor_goa Great sir. Proud of our people there.

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@ncaor_goa Proud to see my teacher leading up the Annual Expedition to antartica. #PranjalSaikia sir.

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Thank you for your question David Akin 🇨🇦 Mélanie Joly, here’s what Stephen Harper did. Care to compare? Harper’s Arctic Visits: 2006: First Arctic visit to Alert, Nunavut, focusing on Arctic sovereignty. 2007: Announcement of plans for a deep-water port in Nanisivik and Arctic patrol ships. 2008: Focus on economic development and sovereignty initiatives. 2009: Observed Operation Nanook and announced the establishment of CanNor. 2010: Observed Operation Nanook 10 in Resolute Bay, highlighting military and sovereignty efforts. 2011: Meetings with local leaders to discuss Arctic infrastructure projects. 2012: Emphasis on resource development and environmental protection. 2013: Visit to Nunavik in northern Quebec, highlighting Inuit governance and cultural initiatives. 2014: Focused on northern agriculture and telecommunications, visiting all three territories. 2015: Final Arctic tour stressed continued sovereignty and economic development efforts. During his tenure, Prime Minister Stephen Harper emphasized Arctic sovereignty, development, and international engagement through strategic policies, investments, and annual visits to the Arctic. Key Policies and Actions: Northern Strategy (2009) Canadian High Arctic Research Station (CHARS) Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) Mapping the Arctic Continental Shelf Polar Icebreaker Project Operation Nanook Strengthening the Canadian Rangers Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) Resolute Bay Training Facility Deep-Water Port at Nanisivik Investments in Northern Communities Arctic Council Chairmanship (2013–2015) Active Participation in Arctic Forums Environmental and Research Initiatives

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