UNb, Dhaka :
Chief of Army Staff (CAS) General Aziz Ahmed will fly for Hawaii on Friday on a five-day visit, on the invitation of US Army Pacific Commander General Robert B. Brown.
He will take part in the Land Forces of the Pacific Symposium and Exposition (LANPAC 2019) which will be held at Honolulu in US state Hawaii.
The main theme of the symposium has been set as “A Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Innovative and Agile Land Forces” where contemporary issues of the Indo-Pacific region and
future plans will be discussed. Besides, the CAS will take part in panel discussion attended by top military officials from different countries and he will also present his speech on the theme “Land Forces Increased Interoperability with Allies and Partner” as one of key speakers.
It may mention that the Army Chief had been performed as the Military Assistant to the Force Commander of the UN peacekeeping mission UNMIS in Sudan in 2005-06. He gathered knowledge of working with the representatives of more than 50 countries.
General Aziz was given special invitation to attend the LANPAC 2019 to highlight the knowledge he gathered in UNMIS of Sudan, among all there.
The CAS will exchange views with the top military officials of the participating countries and he is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on the US Army Pacific Commander General Robert B. Brown on May 22.
Chief of Army Staff (CAS) General Aziz Ahmed will fly for Hawaii on Friday on a five-day visit, on the invitation of US Army Pacific Commander General Robert B. Brown.
He will take part in the Land Forces of the Pacific Symposium and Exposition (LANPAC 2019) which will be held at Honolulu in US state Hawaii.
The main theme of the symposium has been set as “A Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Innovative and Agile Land Forces” where contemporary issues of the Indo-Pacific region and
future plans will be discussed. Besides, the CAS will take part in panel discussion attended by top military officials from different countries and he will also present his speech on the theme “Land Forces Increased Interoperability with Allies and Partner” as one of key speakers.
It may mention that the Army Chief had been performed as the Military Assistant to the Force Commander of the UN peacekeeping mission UNMIS in Sudan in 2005-06. He gathered knowledge of working with the representatives of more than 50 countries.
General Aziz was given special invitation to attend the LANPAC 2019 to highlight the knowledge he gathered in UNMIS of Sudan, among all there.
The CAS will exchange views with the top military officials of the participating countries and he is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on the US Army Pacific Commander General Robert B. Brown on May 22.
