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A delegation from the Joaan Bin Jassim Joint Command and Staff College, headed by Staff Major General Nasser Abdullah al-Atshan al-Sulaiti, visited the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC). Staff Major General Khalifa Humaid al-Kaabi, Assistant GCC Secretary General for military affairs, welcomed the delegation which was briefed on the GCC’s strategic goals and achievements made on joint military action. The delegation was also given lectures by experts on topics covering GCC’s relations, international and regional strategic partnerships, and national security of the GCC countries, as well as the achievements that have been made in economic and development fields, in addition to an introduction to GCC patent office. The delegation of Joaan Bin Jassim Joint Command and Staff College included students of the joint command and staff course No.3, and college supervisors.
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