Karachi:
Pakistan Navy ship PNS Hanin visited Muscat during the deployment of Regional Maritime Security Petrol (RMSP) and participated in bilateral exercises.
According to the spokesman of the Pakistan Navy, PNS Hanin and the Royal Navy of Oman’s Rnov Khassab (PASSEX) in the Gulf of Oman, which strengthened a sustainable naval partnership between the two countries.
He said that the purpose of the exercise was to promote lasting naval cooperation between the two countries.
Earlier, during his stay at the port, PNS Hunnan’s commanding officer met with top officials of the Royal Navy of Oman and discussed issues of mutual interest and relations between the naval forces.
The commanding officer also expressed his best wishes to the people of Oman by Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf, besides high -level meetings, various issues were discussed during professional talks with the Royal Navy of Oman officers.
The spokesman said that the Pak Navy’s ship Regional Maritime Security is regularly deployed on petrol, which aims to fulfill international responsibilities for maritime security, ensure free transport of trade on the oceans and protect global common assets.
Pakistan and Oman have brotherly relations and the naval forces of both countries are constantly in cooperation to increase their operational preparations and to ensure safe oceans.
