The 43rd escort fleet of the Chinese Navy concluded its friendly visit to Congo (Brazzaville) on the 18th and left Cape Black Port at 10 am local time. This marks the successful completion of the 43rd batch of escort formations of the Chinese Navy's mission to visit five countries in West Africa. During the visit to Congo (Brazzaville), the formation commander and some representatives of the officers and soldiers met with Major General Bukaka, Deputy Chief of the Armed Forces of the Congo (Brazzaville), the Mayor of Cape Black, and other senior military and civilian officials, and participated in the welcome banquet of the Congo (Brazzaville) Navy. The formation invited representatives of the Congolese navy to visit the Sanya ship and listen to the introduction of weapons and equipment. At the same time, naval officers and soldiers from both sides also conducted joint exercises and coordination, as well as discussions on anti-terrorism and anti piracy tactics, as well as sports friendly matches such as basketball and football. In addition, the 43rd batch of escort medical teams of the Chinese Navy and the 29th batch of Chinese aid to Cape Black in Cape Black Province conducted a joint free clinic activity at the Luwankiri Hospital, and had in-depth exchanges with doctors from the General Hospital of the Congo Army and the Luwankiri Hospital on the prevention and treatment of common diseases, recovery after recovery, and maintenance of medical equipment. The Nanning ship held a deck reception. More than 200 people, including Chinese Ambassador to the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) Ma Fulin, staff of the Embassy, Chinese funded institutions, representatives of Overseas Chinese, and representatives of Congolese (Brazzaville) naval officers and soldiers, went to the dock on the 18th to see off the formation. After leaving the port, the fleet of ships and the Congo (Brazzaville) Navy escort boat conducted exercises on counter-terrorism, anti piracy, joint search and rescue, and other subjects. (New News Agency)