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The 48th convoy of the Chinese Navy left the port of Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia on the 12th, ending a five-day goodwill visit to Malaysia. On leaving Hong Kong, representatives of officers and soldiers from the Eastern Fleet of the Malaysian Navy, staff of the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Malaysia, representatives of Chinese-funded institutions, and overseas Chinese went to the pier to see them off at the pier. The officers and soldiers of the formation lined up on the deck and waved goodbye to the farewell crowd. During the visit, the formation commander met with the Malaysian Navy leadership. China and Malaysia organized mutual ship visits. The two sides discussed and exchanged views on maritime navigation safety, hydrology and meteorology, and escort operations in the Gulf of Aden, etc., and shared the traditional friendship between China and Malaysia.
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The 48th convoy of the Chinese Navy left the port of Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia on the 12th, ending a five-day goodwill visit to Malaysia. On leaving Hong Kong, representatives of officers and soldiers from the Eastern Fleet of the Malaysian Navy, staff of the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Malaysia, representatives of Chinese-funded institutions, and overseas Chinese went to the pier to see them off at the pier. The officers and soldiers of the formation lined up on the deck and waved goodbye to the farewell crowd. During the visit, the formation commander met with the Malaysian Navy leadership. China and Malaysia organized mutual ship visits. The two sides discussed and exchanged views on maritime navigation safety, hydrology and meteorology, and escort operations in the Gulf of Aden, etc., and shared the traditional friendship between China and Malaysia.
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