Addis Ababa: Ethiopia and Morocco have been cementing relations in military education and training, according to Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF).A Moroccan delegation led by Deputy Chief of Staff, Major General Aziz Indris Yazim has visited the Defense Command and Staff College today.Following the visit, Defense Command and Staff College Commander, Brigadier General Mulugeta Ambachew said Ethiopia and Morocco have a long-standing friendship.According to him, the two countries have been working to elevate the existing ties to a higher level of military cooperation.Noting the ongoing activities to share the rich experiences of military education and training institutions between the two countries, Brigadier General Mulugeta added that the visit has created a good opportunity to strengthen the relationship in military education and training between the two countries.On his part, Morocco's Deputy Chief of Staff Major General Aziz Indris Yazim reiterated his country's readiness to share its exper ience in the military field.The deputy chief of staff described the efforts employed by the college to develop international military science and arts from the perspective of the country and the region are encouraging.He also appreciated the training given by the college.Yesterday, ENDF Chief of General Staff Field Marshal Berhanu Jula had talks with the Moroccan delegation on ways of strengthening military ties between the two nations.Source: Ethiopian News Agency
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