Alexandria: Indian Navy Tabar has reached Alexandria Harbor, as part of the deployment of the ongoing ship.
The Tabar that arrived here on Friday was accepted by officials from the Egyptian Navy and Indian defense attaches.
The Indian Ambassador to Egypt, Ajit Gupte who visited the ship was given a streets and briefs about activities related to the spread of the ship, the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
Then on Friday night, a receipt was hosted onboard with Rear Admiral Ayman Al-Daly, Commander of Alexandria Naval Base as the guest chief.
The event was attended by senior officers from the Egyptian Navy and several members of the Alexandria government and a large number of Indian Diaspora.
In addition, the commander of the officers and officers Hellenic Navy Ships Hydra and Lesbos and Cyprus Navy Ship Andreas Loannides, who visited Alexandria for bright star training with Egypt, also present for reception.
INS Tabar is a talwar-class stealth frigate and forms a part of the West Indian naval fleet based in Mumbai under the Western Navy Command.
The ship was built for the Indian Navy in Russia and was assigned to St Petersburg in April 2004.
Indian Navy Tabars reached Alexandria, Egypt as part of foreign dissemination
