Turkish maritime training held in Georgia’s Poti Sea Port
Turkish Naval Military Academy students will undergo a five-day military training in Poti Sea Port. Photo:Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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A Turkish military training ship carrying Turkey National Defence University Naval Military Academy students has entered the Poti Sea Port today.
The Turkish military ship is visiting various sea ports in the Black Sea to give first year students the opportunity to turn their theoretical knowledge into practical experience.
‘’Turkey and Georgia are strategic partners, our relations are developing every day and the students will have the opportunity to see these wonderful relations’’, the consulate-general of Turkey in Batumi Makbule Koçak said.
The Turkish military ship will leave Poti Sea Port on October 17.
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