RoK naval ship starts Ho Chi Minh City visit
The Republic of Korea (RoK)’s naval ship Choi Young with 323 officers
and crew members on board anchored at a port in Ho Chi Minh City on
March 1.
The Republic of Korea (RoK)’s naval ship Choi Young with 323 officers
and crew members on board anchored at a port in Ho Chi Minh City on
March 1.
During their four-day stay, the RoK sailors will lay a wreath at the Statue of President Ho Chi Minh and pay courtesy visits to leading officials of the municipal People’s Committee and the commands of Military Region 7 and Navy Region 2.
The guests will also visit several tourist sites in the city.-VNA
During their four-day stay, the RoK sailors will lay a wreath at the Statue of President Ho Chi Minh and pay courtesy visits to leading officials of the municipal People’s Committee and the commands of Military Region 7 and Navy Region 2.
The guests will also visit several tourist sites in the city.-VNA
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