Pakistan Navy’s Maritime Security Agency ships visit Doha

ISLAMABAD – Pakistan Navy Flotilla comprising Pakistan Navy Ships (PNS) Khaibar, Rahnaward, Madadgar and Pakistan Maritime Security Ship (PMSS) Zhob visited Doha (Qatar) on a goodwill visit. PN Flotilla is on a goodwill cum training cruise to brotherly Gulf countries said a press release issued by Directorate of Public Relations Pakistan Navy.

PNS Khaibar is a Type-21 ship part of 25th Destroyer Squadron of Pakistan Navy Fleet. PNS Madadgar is a multipurpose Small Tanker cum Utility Ship while PMSS ZHOB is an OPV designed for law enforcement and policing at sea. PNS MADADGAR and PMSS ZHOB have been indigenously built in Pakistan. PNS Rahnaward is a sail ship, which provides training for basic seamanship, teamwork and leadership skills.

The visit of PN Flotilla was aimed to further strengthen the bilateral relations between Pakistan Navy and Qatar Emiri Naval Forces (QENF). Officers and men of PN Flotilla remained engaged in various interactions during the Port visit to ensure continuity of strong bilateral collaboration. PN ships also hosted an official reception onboard during a stay at the port which was attended by a large number of Foreign Diplomatic community, Defence Attaches and military dignitaries. The Ships were also opened to visitors for Pakistani and local community.

During the stay at Doha, the Mission Commander along with Commanding Officers of Ships called on various dignitaries including Officiating Commander QENF, Brig Hamad AL Dosrai and Fleet Commander QENF, Brig Ghanim Mubarak Al Komeet. Matters of mutual interests and enhancement of bilateral relations in diverse avenues came under discussion. Upon completion of the port visit, Passage Exercise (PASSEX) was conducted between Pakistan Navy flotilla and Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Ships.

Pakistan and Qatar enjoy close brotherly cordial relations. A number of senior Officers of Qatar Emiri Naval Forces (QENF) have been trained from Pakistan Navy. Close and strong bondage exists between the two navies across multiple domains including bilateral exercises, provision of manpower, training, exchange visit and port calls.

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