Uncategorized

Japanese Naval Ship arrives at Hambantota Port

(UTV|COLOMBO) – Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force ship ‘Ikazuchi’ arrived at the Port of Hambantota on Tuesday (15) on a goodwill visit. The ship was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with Naval traditions, on her arrival.

Subsequently, the Mission Commander, Captain Ryoko Azuma accompanied by the Commanding Officer and a host of officers of the ship paid a courtesy call on Commander Southern Naval Area, Rear Admiral Kapila Samaraweeara at the Southern Naval Command Headquarters. They held cordial discussions focused on enhancing of mutual cooperation. The Deputy Area Commander of Southern Naval Command, Commodore Ranjith Premarathne and the Defence Attaché of the Embassy of Japan in Sri Lanka, Captain Atsuhiro Morore were also present on this occasion.

During the three-day official visit, the ship’s crew is scheduled to visit popular tourist destinations and participate in several special events organised by the Sri Lanka Navy in a bid to enhance camaraderie between two forces.

[alert color=”faebcc” icon=”fa-commenting”]Keeping up to date with breaking news while you are on the move is now simple with UTV Alerts [textmarker color=”8a6d3b”]Type REG UTV and send to 77000[/textmarker] on your Dialog, Airtel, or Hutch mobile connection[/alert]

 

Related posts

Navy recovers 1.05 kg of drug ICE in Thalaimannar

Staff Writer

Sri Lankan unable to pay fine dies in Swiss prison

editor

Japanese – Sri Lankan State leaders agree to strengthen bilateral ties

Staff Writer