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Army Vice Chief
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Army vice chief proceeds on Malaysia visit

| @indiablooms | Dec 07, 2022, at 06:56 pm

New Delhi/UNI: Lieutenant General BS Raju, the Vice Chief of Army Staff (VCOAS), has proceeded on a three day visit to Malaysia from Dec 8 to 10.

During the visit, Raju will take forward the excellent defence cooperation between India and Malaysia through multiple meetings with senior military and civilian leadership of the country.

The VCOAS is scheduled to call on the Deputy Chief of Malaysian Army and Chief of Staff of Malaysian Armed Forces, where he will exchange ideas on issues of mutual interest.

He will also engage in extensive discussions with the CEO Malaysian Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies.

On Dec 9, he will witness various training activities of the ongoing joint 'Exercise HARIMAU SHAKTI' and interact with the troops.

The visit of the VCOAS will further deepen the bilateral relationships between the two armies and act as a catalyst for closer coordination and cooperation between the two countries on a host of strategic issues.

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