As multilateral exercise concludes, Army chief’s message on ‘ethos, capabilities’
The aim of the exercise was to build positive military relations, imbibe best practices and promote the ability to operate together while undertaking the execution of Humanitarian Mine Action and Peacekeeping Operations under the United Nations mandate.
Army chief General Manoj Pande with officers from African countries in Pune on Wednesday. Arul Horizon THE AFRICA-INDIA Field Training Exercise (AFINDEX-2023) provided an “insight into the functional ethos and capabilities of the participating armies,” Army Chief General Manoj Pande said on Wednesday as the drills concluded in Pune.
The 10-day multilateral exercise – AFINDEX-2023 – saw the participation of 25 African nations with 124 participants, in addition to the Indian Army’s troops from Sikh, Maratha, and Mahar Regiments. The validation phase of the exercise was witnessed by General Pande along with all the African Army chiefs and representatives.
The aim of the exercise was to build positive military relations, imbibe best practices and promote the ability to operate together while undertaking the execution of Humanitarian Mine Action and Peacekeeping Operations under the United Nations mandate.