Emirates News Company – UAE, Bahrain conduct joint navy train ‘Jelmoud 3’


MANAMA, thirtieth October 2022 (WAM) – The Nationwide Safety Advisor and Commander of the Royal Guard Main Common His Highness Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa Director of the Bahrain-UAE joint anti-terrorism drill ‘Jelmoud 3’ inspected the drill held to make sure the readiness of the collaborating forces, based on the Bahrain News Company.

The drill consists of Royal Guard forces, weapons, and models of the Bahrain Protection Pressure (BDF), the Ministry of Inside, and the Nationwide Intelligence Company (NIA).

The Emirati forces lined up of their place within the UAE, with their Bahrain counterparts.

His Highness Main Common Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa conveyed to the collaborating forces the greetings of the Supreme Commander His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, and His Royal Highness the Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and Prime Minister.

Main Common Sheikh Nasser praised the distinguished degree and excessive capabilities of the 2 forces collaborating in conducting joint workout routines and bettering their coaching efficiency and navy capabilities towards counter-terrorism operations.

He confused that the march of navy and safety cooperation is supported by the 2 international locations’ management to take care of all safety threats.

He stated that the specter of terrorism is not confined to a particular nation and it has grow to be mandatory to organize towards safety threats, particularly with the rising use of know-how in finishing up terrorist acts, mentioning that coaching work requires, strengthening communication, command, and management.

Sheikh Nasser added that Jelmoud 3 emphasised on the unity of the navy precept, ideas, and joint procedures between the BDF Royal Guard and the UAE Armed Forces Presidential Guard (UAE-PG) to develop joint work and rising cohesion and implement numerous navy workout routines.

HATEM MOHAMED



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