Addis Ababa: Participants of the First African Defense Ministers’ Conference, underway in Addis Ababa, took a significant step in military collaboration by visiting the Headquarters of Ethiopian Air Force today.
The visit aimed to strengthen regional security ties and enhance military cooperation among African nations.
Delegates were given a comprehensive overview of Ethiopia’s air defense capabilities, including briefings on operational strategies and technological advancements.
The tour included demonstrations of aircraft and equipment, showcasing the Ethiopian Air Force’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing its operational readiness.
The participants also visited the Air Force flying school, maintenance center, and various air force bases.
Participants of the conference expressed their appreciation for Ethiopia’s efforts in bolstering air defense.
They underscored the necessity of collective action in tackling threats such as terrorism and organized crime.
The three-day Africa Defense
Ministers’ Conference being held in Addis Ababa, themed “Africa: United in Peace, Strong in Security.”
The event brought together African defense ministers, senior military officers, military attachés based in Addis Ababa, and researchers engaged in military affairs to discuss on pressing security challenges facing Africa, fostering dialogue and collaboration among nations to enhance collective defense strategies.
Source: Ethiopian News Agency