On the morning of July 24, the Chinese Navy's 83rd Fleet arrived at the port of Mora in Brunei to begin a four-day goodwill visit to Brunei. This year marks the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Brunei. During the visit to Brunei, my mission commander will meet with the Commander of the Brunei Navy. The visiting officers and soldiers will visit places such as the Naval Training Center, the Royal Armed Forces Military Museum, the Defense Academy, etc., and hold events such as ship exchange visits, deck receptions, and friendly sports matches with Chinese officers and soldiers, and participate in local charity tours and condolences. According to information, this is the first time that the Chinese Navy has visited Brunei in formation. It is also the third time that the Qi Jiguang ship has visited Brunei, and the second time that the Kunlunshan ship has visited Brunei.

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