India, Bangladesh play important function in making certain safety of area: B’desh Air Force Chief

By PTI

HYDERABAD: India and Bangladesh have a pivotal function to play in making certain the safety of the area, Chief of Bangladesh Air Force Air Marshal Shaikh Abdul Hannan mentioned right here on Saturday.

Speaking because the chief visitor on the Combined Graduation Parade of Flight Cadets of assorted branches of the Indian Air Force, Hannan mentioned each international locations have an “umbilical connection” and that relationship has been extra profound for the reason that Bangladesh liberation conflict in 1971.

“Both the countries have a significant role to play in ensuring the security of the region and our defence forces conduct regular joint exercises to ensure that we have synergy in our efforts,” he mentioned.

Noting that Bangladesh Air Force was born in Dimapur in India on September 28, 1971, the air pressure chief of the neighbouring nation mentioned with that heritage at this time each international locations have an understanding of mutual belief and respect.

“India and Bangladesh have an umbilical connection. This connection has been more profound since the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971. This makes me recall the invaluable contribution of India as a whole and the Indian Air Force in particular in the 1971 war of liberation,” he mentioned.

Offering recommendation to the passing out cadets, Hannan mentioned on this technology-driven world, air and house energy will play a key function in Twenty first-century warfare and can proceed to take action sooner or later.

According to him, presently and in addition in instances to come back, the world will face many safety challenges that could possibly be successfully countered by repeatedly upgrading and enhancing technological capabilities.

“In order to stay ahead of time and be well prepared for the growing requirements, strategies should be dynamic, flexible and updated. It is in this context that the Indian Air Force stands to derive maximum benefit from the young and innovative minds that can take on the challenges in a professional and competent manner,” he mentioned.

The Bangladesh Defence official mentioned the IAF is maintaining tempo with the altering atmosphere and has improved the coaching curriculum lately to coach resilient, dynamic and field-ready officers.

HYDERABAD: India and Bangladesh have a pivotal function to play in making certain the safety of the area, Chief of Bangladesh Air Force Air Marshal Shaikh Abdul Hannan mentioned right here on Saturday.

Speaking because the chief visitor on the Combined Graduation Parade of Flight Cadets of assorted branches of the Indian Air Force, Hannan mentioned each international locations have an “umbilical connection” and that relationship has been extra profound for the reason that Bangladesh liberation conflict in 1971.

“Both the countries have a significant role to play in ensuring the security of the region and our defence forces conduct regular joint exercises to ensure that we have synergy in our efforts,” he mentioned.

Noting that Bangladesh Air Force was born in Dimapur in India on September 28, 1971, the air pressure chief of the neighbouring nation mentioned with that heritage at this time each international locations have an understanding of mutual belief and respect.

“India and Bangladesh have an umbilical connection. This connection has been more profound since the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971. This makes me recall the invaluable contribution of India as a whole and the Indian Air Force in particular in the 1971 war of liberation,” he mentioned.

Offering recommendation to the passing out cadets, Hannan mentioned on this technology-driven world, air and house energy will play a key function in Twenty first-century warfare and can proceed to take action sooner or later.

According to him, presently and in addition in instances to come back, the world will face many safety challenges that could possibly be successfully countered by repeatedly upgrading and enhancing technological capabilities.

“In order to stay ahead of time and be well prepared for the growing requirements, strategies should be dynamic, flexible and updated. It is in this context that the Indian Air Force stands to derive maximum benefit from the young and innovative minds that can take on the challenges in a professional and competent manner,” he mentioned.

The Bangladesh Defence official mentioned the IAF is maintaining tempo with the altering atmosphere and has improved the coaching curriculum lately to coach resilient, dynamic and field-ready officers.