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    One third of world population in two dozens of states along the Indian Ocean rim. One fifth of world's energy supplies travel across Indian Ocean largely from west (Persiun Gulf) to east (China,India,Japan) state / non state, out side powers are there for economic and strategic purpose. Soft power approach to implement string of pearls theory and to contain and cooperation.

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    CHINESE STRATEGIC APPROACH TO

    INDIAN OCEAN


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    Amila Prasad Kariyawasam
    Sri Lanka

    INTRODUTION

    One third of world population in two dozens of


    states along the Indian Ocean rim
    One fifth of worlds energy supplies travel
    across Indian Ocean largely from west (Persiun
    Gulf) to east (China,India,Japan)
    State/non state, out side powers are there for
    economic and strategic purpose
    Indian Oceans strategic economic values
    linked primarily to global trade.

    IMPORTANCY OF GEOGRAPHICAL
    AREA

    State and non state actors


    US requirements
    Indian requirements
    Chinese requirements

    THE SATRATEGY

    whosoever control the Indian Ocean, dominates


    the Asia. In the 21st century the destination of
    the world will be decided upon its waters
    Alfred Thayer Mahan
    Soft power approach to implement string of
    pearls theory and to contain and cooperation

    IMPACT, PROSPECTS AND


    OPPORTUNITIES

    Impacts
    Increased political tension
    Continual presence of extra regional powers
    Maritime security
    Economic development
    International cooperation
    Greater control over human trafficking, piracy, drug
    smuggling, WMD proliferation
    Conflict of interests and fear of clashes between
    regional powers
    FDIs

    Prospects

    Energysecurity
    Counter piracy
    Sharing technical knowhow on sea bed research
    Maritime economy
    Maritime connectivity
    Fisheries
    Disaster prevention and mitigation
    Search and rescue assistance and trg

    Opportunities

    Fill the technological gap in maritime


    infrastructure
    Chinese technology to build high quality ships
    Build world class ports
    Core technology for marine bio-pharmaceuticals
    Sea water utilization
    Sea and tidal energy
    Fisheries production and offshore manufacturing
    Enabling India ASEAN maritime connectivity
    which languishing due to lack of infrastructure

    1832 lost job and defeated for state


    legislature
    1833 - failed in business
    1845 sweetheart died
    1835 - had a nervous breakdown
    1838 - defeated for speaker
    1843 - defeated for nomination for congress
    1848 lost for renomination
    1849 rejected for land officer
    1854 defeated for us senate
    1856 - defeated for nomination for vice
    president
    1858 - again defeated for US Senate
    1860 - elected president

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