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Oman Navy ships set sail for Vizag
Two Royal Oman Navy ships RNOV Al-Shamikh, a Corvette, and RNOV Al-Seeb, a Fast Attack Craft, entered the port of Goa on Friday on their way to participate in the International Fleet Review scheduled from February 4 here.
Visakhapatnam: Two Royal Oman Navy ships RNOV Al-Shamikh, a Corvette, and RNOV Al-Seeb, a Fast Attack Craft, entered the port of Goa on Friday on their way to participate in the International Fleet Review scheduled from February 4 here.
Prior to arriving here, the Indian Navy and the Royal Navy of Oman will conduct a bilateral maritime exercise Naseem Aseem Al Bahr in the Arabian Sea till January 27. Naseem Aseem Al Bahr epitomises the strong long term strategic relationship between the two countries.
Initiated in 1993, the exercise has matured over the years with increasing scope, complexity of operations and level of participation. The current exercise will be the 10th such exercise.
During the exercise, the Indian Navy will be represented by INS Trikand and INS Trishul.
In addition, Fast Attack Craft, Maritime Patrol Aircraft and integral helicopters are scheduled to participate in the bilateral exercise.
The exercise will be another milestone in strengthening maritime security cooperation between the two navies and will also serve to reinforce the long standing bond of friendship between the two countries.
Our increasing naval cooperation is a tangible symbol of the commitment of both nations towards enhancing maritime stability.
