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UAE Delegation
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UAE Army delegation visits India

| @indiablooms | Mar 23, 2022, at 12:26 am

New Delhi: A delegation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Army is on a six day visit to India from Mar 21 to 26.

The delegation is visiting Indian Army training establishments and then attend the Inaugural Army to Army Staff Talks (AAST).

The aim of the visit is to enhance defence cooperation engagements between the two armies.

The UAE Army delegation is currently visiting Army establishments in Maharashtra to include School of Artillery, Armoured Corps Centre & School, Mechanised Infantry Centre & School, National Defence Academy, Command Hospital of Southern Command, Army Institute of Physical Training, Military Intelligence School & Depot and Bombay Engineers Group & Centre. The delegation will also be visiting Larsen & Tubro Limited and Tata Motors Limited at Pune.

The agenda for staff talks of inaugural AAST to be organised at College of Military Engineering on Mar 25 and 26, include issues related to military training, increase in course subscription in Indian Army establishments, conduct of bilateral exercises and enhancing defence technical cooperation.

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