New Delhi [India], February 16 (ANI): Lieutenant General Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutair, Commander of Royal Saudi Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia lauded National Defence College for preparing the officers to be strategic leaders entrusted with the task of national security.
The commander said as he visited National Defence College (NDC) in New Delhi on Tuesday, as part of his visit to India and interacted with NDC Commandant Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Mago.
Taking to Twitter, the Ministry of Defence said, “Commander, Royal Saudi Land Forces, Lt Gen Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutair visited National Defence College, New Delhi on February 15, 2022, as part of his visit to India. He interacted with NDC Commandant Lt Gen MK Mago and the faculty members.”
“The Saudi Commander lauded NDC for preparing the officers to be strategic leaders entrusted with the task of national security and policy formulation,” the Minister of Defence added.
Earlier, on Tuesday, the commander called on Chief of Army Staff General MM Naravane where both sides discussed ways to further enhance the bilateral defence cooperation.
Taking to Twitter, the Additional Directorate General of Public Information of Indian Army, said, “Lieutenant General Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutair, Commander, Royal Saudi Land Forces, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia called on General MM Naravane #COAS & discussed ways to further enhance the bilateral defence cooperation between the two countries.”
The commander received the Gaurd of Honour at the majestic South Block Lawns in New Delhi. “Lieutenant General Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutair, Commander, Royal Saudi Land Forces, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia received a Guard of Honour at the South Block, New Delhi,” said ADG PI.
Furthermore, earlier, on February 9, Chief of Army Staff General MM Naravane held a telephonic interaction with Lieutenant General Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mutair and discussed aspects of bilateral defence cooperation. (ANI)
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