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Admiral Sunil Lanba, Chairman COSC & Chief of Naval Staff visits Israel

Issue No. 11-12 | June 1-30, 2017Photo(s): By Indian Navy

The visit to Israel by Admiral Sunil Lanba, Chairman COSC and Chief of the Naval Staff from June 12-15, 2017 is in continuation of such high level defence exchanges between the two countries.

Admiral Sunil Lanba held bilateral discussions with Lt Gen Gadi Eisenkot, Chief of the General Staff, Israeli Defence Force, to explore avenues for greater cooperation between the two Armed Forces. He also met the Commander-in-Chief of Israeli Navy, Commander of Israeli Air Force, Commander of Israeli Ground Forces and other MoD officials. In addition, the Admiral visited Haifa Naval Base and other Israeli Air Force and Army establishments. The visit by Admiral Sunil Lanba, Chairman COSC & CNS further consolidate the Armed Forces Cooperation between the two countries.