PNS Moawin’s Visit to Comoros Brings Free Medical Aid
— December 11, 2024
ISLAMABAD (AIA) Pakistan Navy Ship (PNS) Moawin made its first visit to Comoros, establishing a free medical camp to assist the local community. Upon its arrival at Port Mutsamudu on Anjouan Island, the ship received a warm welcome from the Comorian Coast Guard commander and senior military and government officials, according to a press release from the Directorate General Public Relations (Pak Navy) on Wednesday.During the port visit, the commanding officer of PNS Moawin met with the governor of Anjouan, Dr. Zaidou Youssouf; Deputy Chief of the Army Staff, Colonel S.B. Dailami; and other civil and military leaders. The discussions focused on matters of mutual interest and potential avenues for bilateral cooperation.The commanding officer also conveyed greetings from Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, thanking the Comorian authorities for their hospitality. Shipboard exercises and operational discussions were also conducted to strengthen interoperability.As part of its humanitarian outreach, PNS Moawin set up a medical camp where Navy surgeons and specialists provided free consultations, treatments, and medicines. The initiative was well received by the local community, which benefitted from the high-quality medical care offered.