Receiving the delegation at the port were Rear Admiral, Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Thanh Cong, Director of the Naval Academy, along with the academy's leaders, instructors, and cadets.

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Sailors of Sailing Ship 286 - Le Quy Don prepare to dock.

The ship covered a journey of over 1,600 nautical miles to visit and interact with the navies of Thailand and Cambodia, while concurrently conducting long-distance sea training for cadets. During port calls in Sattahip (Chonburi province, Thailand) and Sihanoukville (Preah Sihanouk province, Cambodia), the delegation paid courtesy visits to leaders of the host nations' naval units, participated in sports exchanges, visited local cultural sites, and hosted receptions on board.

These activities left a positive impression, contributing to enhancing friendship, mutual understanding, and trust between the Vietnam People's Navy and the Royal Thai and Royal Cambodian Navies.

En route, the delegation organized practical long-distance sea training for the academy's 67th-course cadets, successfully consolidating their knowledge and improving their professional skills.

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Leaders, instructors, and cadets of the Naval Academy welcome the delegation.
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Senior Captain Lai Hong Dong, Deputy Director of the Naval Academy, and delegation members form a line-up to salute the port.
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Rear Admiral, Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Thanh Cong, Director of the Naval Academy, presents flowers to congratulate the delegation on their successful mission.

Translated by Song Anh