The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said it welcomed the arrival of the Indonesia Coast Guard vesel in Panacan Wharf,&nbsp;Davao City on Monday, Nov. 20.
In a statement posted on its official Facebook page, PCG said it welcomed Indonesia's BAKAMLA vessel, KN Gajah Laut 404, headed by its commanding officer, Commander Agus Tri Haryanto for their five-day port visit at Panacan Wharf, Davao City.
&ldquo;To our esteemed guests from the Indonesian Coast Guard, may your stay in Davao City be filled with warmth, camaraderie and productive discussions,&rdquo; Coast Guard District Southeastern Mindanao (CGDSEM) Commander, CG Commodore Rejard Marfe said.
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&ldquo;May this partnership lead to a future where the seas we guard become the pathways of prosperity and understanding for generations to come,&rdquo; he added.
Among the officials present at the welcoming were the Deputy Chief of Coast Guard Staff for International Affairs, CG Commodore Algier Ricafrente; the Indonesian Consulate for Police Affairs, Police Superintendent Alex William; and other PCG officers.

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PCG welcomes Indonesia Coast Guard in Davao City