The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
The Chief of the South African Navy, Vice Admiral Mosiwa Samuel Hlongwane said for navies of both countries to function effectively, there must be utmost collaboration between the two.
The south African navy chief stated this while on a guided tour of naval establishments and units in Lagos.
Guided by his Nigerian counterpart Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas, the visit he said will also afford the two countries the opportunity to hold talks on the creation of strategic frame work for information sharing and mutual assistance.
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