PAKISTAN: The Mission Commander of the Pakistan Navy Training Flotilla, comprising Pakistan Navy Ships Tabuk and Rahnaward, visited Ambassador H.E Mr. Syed Naveed Safdar Bokhari today in his office. The visit was an important occasion for discussing bilateral naval and defense cooperation between Pakistan and Oman. Commodore Rashid Mehmood Sheikh, along with the commanding officers of the visiting ships, was part of the delegation that aimed to strengthen the ties between the two nations in the realm of defense.
During the meeting, a wide range of issues related to Pak-Oman naval cooperation were thoroughly discussed. The two sides exchanged views on enhancing the collaboration between their navies and shared perspectives on improving mutual security efforts. Both parties emphasized the significance of their strong relationship and expressed a mutual desire to further advance the defense cooperation between the two countries.
A key topic of discussion was the joint training exercises and the sharing of best practices in maritime operations. Both sides recognized the importance of enhancing their naval capabilities through such initiatives. The meeting also focused on ways to ensure regional stability and enhance security in the Gulf and beyond. Both nations agreed that maritime security remains a priority for the region and will continue to be an area of focus in future collaborations.
The visit serves as a reminder of the longstanding and robust defense relationship between Pakistan and Oman. The continued dialogue between the two nations at various levels of defense cooperation is vital for ensuring peace and security in the region. With their shared vision, both Pakistan and Oman are committed to fostering deeper cooperation and advancing their collaborative efforts in naval defense and maritime security.
