MUARA, SELASA, 23 SEPTEMBER 2025 – Kapal Tentera Laut Republik Korea (TLRK), ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT, telah membuat perhentian logistik ke Negara Brunei Darussalam dari 21 hingga 23 September 2025. Mengambil kesempatan ini, beberapa interaksi telah dilaksanakan bagi memperkukuh lagi hubungan antara kedua-dua tentera laut.
Antara program yang diadakan termasuk Kunjungan Hormat oleh Pegawai Pemerintah ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT, Kepten Taeung Im, kepada Pemerintah Tentera Laut Diraja Brunei (TLDB), Laksamana Pertama Sahibul Bahari bin Haji Zainal Abidin. Kunjungan ini menjadi platform untuk memperkukuh tali persahabatan serta persefahaman antara kedua-dua tentera laut.
Seterusnya, kedua-dua tentera laut mengambil kesempatan untuk mengadakan program pertukaran kapal, di mana anggota TLRK telah menaiki KDB DARULAMAN dan disambut oleh Pegawai Pemerintah KDB DARUTTAQWA, Leftenan Komander Mohammad Aliashim bin Alias, TLDB. Sementara itu, anggota TLDB termasuk Timbalan Pemerintah TLDB, Kepten Khairil Haji Abdul Rahman, TLDB, turut melawat ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT dan disambut oleh Pegawai Pelaksana kapal tersebut, Komander Insu Choi. Pertukaran ini memberi peluang kepada kedua-dua pihak untuk memahami keupayaan kapal masing-masing serta menggalakkan interaksi profesional dan hubungan mesra di kalangan anggota.
Secara keseluruhannya, siri interaksi sepanjang lawatan ini mencerminkan komitmen bersama TLDB dan TLRK dalam mempererat hubungan serta memperkukuh kerjasama dua hala.
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ROYAL BRUNEI NAVY CONDUCTS INTERACTION WITH REPUBLIC OF KOREA NAVY
MUARA, TUESDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2025 – The Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) ship, ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT, made a logistical stop in Brunei Darussalam from 21 to 23 September 2025. Taking this opportunity, several interactions were carried out to further strengthen relations between the two navies.
Among the programmes conducted was a Courtesy Call from the Commanding Officer of ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT, Captain Taeung Im, to First Admiral Sahibul Bahari bin Haji Zainal Abidin, Commander of the Royal Brunei Navy (RBN). The Courtesy Call served as a platform to further enhance and strengthen the bonds of friendship and mutual understanding between the two navies.
Another highlight of the visit was the ship exchange, where ROKN personnel went onboard KDB DARULAMAN and were welcomed by the Commanding Officer of KDB DARUTTAQWA, Lieutenant Commander Mohammad Aliashim bin Alias, RBN. Meanwhile, RBN personnel, including the Deputy Commander of the RBN, Captain Khairil Haji Abdul Rahman, RBN, visited ROKS MUNMU THE GREAT, where they were received by the ship’s Executive Officer, Commander Insu Choi. The exchange allowed both sides to learn about each other’s ship capabilities while fostering professional interaction and camaraderie between the personnel.
Overall, the series of interactions during the visit reflected the shared commitment of the RBN and ROKN in building closer ties and strengthening cooperation.
