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(Kaieteur News) – Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan and Branch Heads of the Guyana Defence Force on Monday welcomed Commander of the Colombian Navy Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo for a courtesy call at the Executive Room, Base Camp Ayanganna.

Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan (left) and welcomed Commander of the Colombian Navy Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo to Guyana.
The visiting delegation also included President of COTECMAR, Vice Admiral Luis Fernando Márquez Velosa, Captain Nicolas Mila, Commander Sonia Marcela Suzunaga Suarez and Lieutenant Martha Lucia Rojas Hurtado. During the engagement, discussions centered on improving bilateral relations between Guyana and Colombia, with a focus on exploring future opportunities for cooperation GDF said in a press release.
Both delegations highlighted the importance of enhancing joint engagements, strengthening military-to-military collaboration, and building capacity across key areas of mutual interest. The discussions reaffirmed the shared commitment of both nations to deepening their longstanding partnership.
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