Ministry of Defense: Air Attaché in China to Visit Tianjin

Source: Global Times
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On the afternoon of October 16, Colonel Chen Xi, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, released information regarding recent military-related issues.

Chen Xi: On October 20, military attachés from over 50 countries, including Mexico, Zimbabwe, Italy, and Cuba, who are stationed in China and responsible for air force affairs, will be invited to Tianjin to visit the August 1st Air Demonstration Team, the Zhou Enlai and Deng Yingchao Memorial Hall, watch equipment displays and video materials, and observe flight performances. This visit aims to deepen their understanding of the modernization and development of the Chinese Air Force and further promote military exchanges and cooperation between China and foreign countries.

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Strategic
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Political-Military / Military Operations
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Size
Over 50 military attaches from various countries
Activity
Visiting the August 1st Air Demonstration Team and the Zhou Enlai and Deng Yingchao Memorial Hall, observing equipment displays and flight performances
Location
Tianjin
Unit
Air Force attaches from Mexico, Zimbabwe, Italy, Cuba, and other countries
Time
October 20
Equipment
aircraftmilitary equipment
Summary

Over 50 military attaches from countries including Mexico, Zimbabwe, Italy, and Cuba will visit Tianjin on October 20. They will observe the August 1st Air Demonstration Team and visit the Zhou Enlai and Deng Yingchao Memorial Hall to enhance their understanding of China's air force modernization and promote military exchanges.

Key Facts
  • Over 50 military attaches from various countries will visit Tianjin.
  • The visit includes observing the August 1st Air Demonstration Team.
  • Attaches are from countries including Mexico, Zimbabwe, Italy, and Cuba.
  • The event aims to enhance understanding of China's air force modernization.
  • The visit is scheduled for October 20.