Egypt and France Conclude Joint Air Training 'Ammon 2026'
The Egyptian Armed Forces and French Air Force concluded the joint Ammon 2026 training to enhance military cooperation and combat readiness.
Translated by Qiyas from كونا — Original source
Cairo, Oct 21 (KUNA) -- The Egyptian Armed Forces announced the conclusion of the joint Egyptian-French air exercise “Ammon 2026,” which was conducted over several days at various air bases in Egypt, with participation from multiple multi-role fighter aircraft of different types from both sides.
In a statement on Wednesday, the Armed Forces said the exercise included theoretical and practical lectures on various topics aimed at unifying operational concepts and achieving integration and interoperability among participating elements.
The statement added that the exercise featured joint sorties to train on attacking enemy targets and defending vital assets, as well as conducting aerial refueling operations and air interception missions to repel enemy air attacks.
It clarified that the training activities reflected the high level of coordination and integration among the participating forces and their ability to efficiently manage joint air operations.
It emphasized that the exercise is part of a series of joint drills conducted by the Egyptian Armed Forces with their counterparts in sister and friendly countries, contributing to strengthening military cooperation, exchanging expertise, and enhancing combat readiness.
The final phase of the exercise was attended by the Commander of the French Air Force, Major General Marc Le Boul, along with several senior commanders from the Egyptian and French air forces.
The joint air exercise “Ammon 2026” kicked off on October 11, involving various types of aircraft, as part of military cooperation between the Egyptian Armed Forces and their French counterparts. (End) A.F.F / M.A.A
