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Home›Training & Education›ESPS Galicia, Omani Navy Strengthen Ties in Muscat
Training & Education

August 24, 2015 · about 11 years ago

ESPS Galicia, Omani Navy Strengthen Ties in Muscat

During a port visit to Muscat, the European Union Naval Force flagship, Spanish warship, ESPS Galicia, strengthened relations with the Royal Omani Navy. After arriving in the port of Muscat, the Force Commander and ESPS Galicia’s Commanding officer welcomed on board the Spanish Ambassador to Oman, H

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During a port visit to Muscat, the European Union Naval Force flagship, Spanish warship, ESPS Galicia, strengthened relations with the Royal Omani Navy.

After arriving in the port of Muscat, the Force Commander and ESPS Galicia’s Commanding officer welcomed on board the Spanish Ambassador to Oman, His Excellency Mr Juan José Urtasum. All three then made a courtesy call to the Deputy Governor of Muscat, Mr Saud Bin Hilal Albusadi.

On 17th August, they concluded their courtesy calls with a visit to the Acting Commander of the Royal Omani Navy, Commodore Yaqoub Al Kamashki.

During the visit they discussed the piracy threat in the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden and the maritime security situation in general.

As they departed Muscat port, ESPS Galicia and the Royal Omani Navy patrol ship “Al Najah” conducted a traditional ‘sail past’ and flashing light exercise.

ESPS Galicia is currently deployed as the flagship of the European Union Naval Force off the coast of Somalia and is tasked to protect shipping and World Food Programme vessels, and deter piracy off the coast of Somalia.

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