South African Minister of Defence and Military Veterans Angie Motshekga Came to Chinese Embassy to Bid Farewell to Major General Shang Hong
On November 23, South African Minister of Defence and Military Veterans Angie Motshekga visited the Chinese Embassy to bid farewell to the outgoing Defence Attaché, Major General Shang Hong.
Major General Shang noted that in the past five years during his term, he has witnessed the rapid development of China-South Africa military relations and fruitful results in bilateral cooperation. Under the strategic leadership of the two heads of state, the relationship between the two militaries is at its best in history. The two sides should continue to work together to tackle common security challenges and deepen exchanges and cooperation.
Minister Motshekga spoke highly of the “comrades plus brothers” bond between the two militaries, noting that South Africa is willing to continue this special friendship. She expressed her sincere gratitude to the Chinese government and military for their great assistance and support to South Africa, and commended the leapfrog development of China-South Africa military relations in recent years. She thanked Major General Shang Hong for his important contribution to the development of the relations in the past five years.
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