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Home›Training & Education›CTF-150 and Tanzania Discuss Cooperation
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May 28, 2015 · about 11 years ago

CTF-150 and Tanzania Discuss Cooperation

Combined Task Force 150’s (CTF-150) flagship, French Ship (FS) Var, and Her Majesty’s Ship Richmond recently stopped in Dar Es Saalam, Tanzania for a port visit in May. Captain (Capt) Crignola, Commanding Officer of the Task Force, took this opportunity to meet with Brigadier General (BG) Hi Majumba

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Combined Task Force 150’s (CTF-150) flagship, French Ship (FS) Var, and Her Majesty’s Ship Richmond recently stopped in Dar Es Saalam, Tanzania for a port visit in May.

Captain (Capt) Crignola, Commanding Officer of the Task Force, took this opportunity to meet with Brigadier General (BG) Hi Majumba, Deputy Commander of the Tanzanian Navy at the Tanzanian Navy headquarters.

This meeting was the occasion for both officers to talk about the possibility to increase operational cooperation between CTF-150 and Tanzania and to develop capacity building. The Tanzanian Brigadier General expressed his determination to contribute to stability in the region and also highlighted efforts made to stop the flow of illegal trafficking through Tanzania.

The presence of FS Var in Dar Es Salaam provided a good opportunity to lead capacity building exercises. Welcomed by the French crew onboard FS Var, Tanzanian seamen came to visit the ship on May 15. They also attended several trainings including a boarding exercise (visit of a suspicious ship), and a fire security exercise, consisting in a simulated fire start in a critical local. These common trainings, conducted on a regular basis, were a good exercise opportunity for the crew and the occasion for seamen of both countries to share their knowledge and experience.

The same day, a CTF-150 delegation was also received at the Tanzanian Maritime Rescue Coordination Center by Commanding officer Capt. Ken Chimwejo. The center mainly deals with rescue missions, counter-piracy and maritime pollution issues.

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