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Egypt marks 53rd anniversary of Armed Forces Day in Seoul

The Defense Attaché Office of the Embassy of Egypt in Seoul hosted a reception on Thursday at its residence in Seongbuk District, Seoul, to mark the 53rd anniversary of Egypt’s Armed Forces Day. The reception was attended by more than 100 guests, including Rear Adm. Kim Kyung-cheol, commander of the Republic of Korea Navy Logistics Command, ambassadors and defense attachés from countries…

Egypt marks 53rd anniversary of Armed Forces Day in Seoul

Egypt marked its 53rd Armed Forces Day on October 6, commemorating its military operations against Israeli forces during the 1973 Arab-Israeli War. The Defense Attaché Office of the Embassy of Egypt in Seoul hosted a reception on Thursday at its residence in Seongbuk District, Seoul, where more than 100 guests gathered to celebrate.

The attendees included Rear Adm. Kim Kyung-cheol, commander of the Republic of Korea Navy Logistics Command, ambassadors, defense attachés from various countries, Korean defense officials, military personnel, defense industry representatives, and members of the Egyptian community in Korea. In recognition of the ongoing defense cooperation between the two nations, Commodore Ahmed Elhadidi, Egypt’s defense attaché to Korea, presented Rear Adm.

Kim with a plaque of appreciation. The event highlighted the importance of continued military cooperation and exchange between Egypt and Korea.

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