Royal Canadian Navy ship visits Da Nang with friendship
Royal Canadian Navy ship HMCS Charlottetown docks at Tien Sa port, beginning a friendly visit to Da Nang.
On May 15, the Royal Canadian Navy (HMCS) ship Charlottetown docked at Tien Sa port and began a friendly visit to Da Nang city.
This is an important event in Canada's cooperation activities in the Indo-Pacific region and within the framework of the HORIZON campaign.
From May 15 to 18, the group of ship commanding officers will pay a courtesy visit to leaders of the City People's Committee, Military Region 5 Command and Naval Region 3 Command; and participate in professional exchange activities and sports exchanges with officers and soldiers of the Vietnam Navy.
The delegation will also exchange at the University of Economics - Da Nang University, visit the Center for Supporting Victims of Agent Orange and Unfortunate Poor Children of Da Nang City, and cultural and tourism activities in the locality.
The visit of the Canadian Navy ship to Da Nang city contributes to strengthening friendly and mutual trust relations, in line with the policy of promoting the Vietnam - Canada Comprehensive Partnership.
Operation HORIZON is Canada's mission to deploy troops abroad to promote peace, stability and support the rule-of-law-based international system in the Indo-Pacific region. This operation demonstrates its long-term defense commitment to the Indo-Pacific region and enhances Canada's role as a reliable international partner.
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