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Home Jordan News Jordan, Hungary ink military cooperation agreement 29-10-2017 08:20 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Lt. Gen, Mahmoud Freihat, and his Hungarian counterpart, Tibor Benko had singed a military agreement to advance cooperation in the fields of exchanging expertise and training between both countries' armed forces. This came during a three-day visit Freihat had recently paid to Budapest. While in Hungary, Freihat met Minister of Defence, Istvan Simicsko, and discussed with him scopes of cooperation and coordination in anti-terrorism and stability drive in the Middle East. The two officials also tackled a number of issues of common concern to the armies of both nations.

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Jordan, Hungary ink military cooperation agreement

29-10-2017 08:20 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Lt. Gen, Mahmoud Freihat, and his Hungarian counterpart, Tibor Benko had singed a military agreement to advance cooperation in the fields of exchanging expertise and training between both countries' armed forces.

This came during a three-day visit Freihat had recently paid to Budapest. While in Hungary, Freihat met Minister of Defence, Istvan Simicsko, and discussed with him scopes of cooperation and coordination in anti-terrorism and stability drive in the Middle East.

The two officials also tackled a number of issues of common concern to the armies of both nations.

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