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Home›Omani Navy’s Training Vessel Sails to Abu Dhabi, UAE

November 9, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Omani Navy’s Training Vessel Sails to Abu Dhabi, UAE

Royal Navy of Oman’s sail training vessel RNOV Shabab Oman II paid a visit to Abu Dhabi Ports, UAE, on Thursday, November 5. The vessel moored at the Freeport, adjacent to Zayed Port, in Abu Dhabi. Built in the Netherlands in 2014, Shabab Oman II has a declared mission of promoting cultural interact

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Royal Navy of Oman’s sail training vessel RNOV Shabab Oman II paid a visit to Abu Dhabi Ports, UAE, on Thursday, November 5.

The vessel moored at the Freeport, adjacent to Zayed Port, in Abu Dhabi.

Built in the Netherlands in 2014, Shabab Oman II has a declared mission of promoting cultural interaction, peace and harmony around the world.

The ship left Al Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait on Sunday, November 1, and visited ports in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar as part of “Cooperation Sail 2015” journey to the Gulf nations. The vessel departed for Muscat, Oman on November 7.

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