Statement: The visit is to strengthen naval cooperation between the two countries. theSun theSundaily RoyalNavy Thai visit strengthen cooperation
: The Royal Thai Navy is on a four-day operational visit to Malaysia, beginning today, in conjunction with the Royal Thai Naval Cadet Unit programme.
“Three RTN vessels, namely HTMS NARESUAN , HTMS BANGPAKONG and HTMS PATTANI are now berthed at the Pulau Indah naval base in Klang, Selangor, at 9 am today, and will remain there until March 9 as part of the visit.
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