A delegation from Saudi Arabia's Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, led by Abdul Razzaq Al-Murjan, visited Azerbaijan to discuss military education cooperation and reforms.
A delegation led by Abdul Razzaq Al-Murjan, Vice-President for Training at Saudi Arabia's Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and Director of the Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Center, visited Azerbaijan, as reported by the Ministry of Defense to The Azerbaijan State News Agency.
During the visit, Deputy Rector of the National Defense University for Science and Rector of the Military Scientific Research Institute, Major General Arif Hasanov, along with Colonel Nizami Movlanov, Chief of the Training and Educational Center of the Azerbaijan Army, met with the delegation.
The visitors were provided with an in-depth overview of the Azerbaijan Army's educational system and ongoing reforms in military education. The discussions focused on enhancing cooperation between the two nations in military education, alongside addressing other mutual concerns.
As part of the visit, the delegation toured the Azerbaijan Army Training Center, exploring its training camps, shooting ranges, and simulator facilities.
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