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Wednesday, 15 January 2020 / 10:12 AM
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi opened this morning the largest military base in the Red Sea region, Berenice, and witnessed the final phase of “Qader 2020” Maneuver.
Berenice Military Base is a new achievement made by the Egyptian Armed Forces, which was established within the framework of a strategy of comprehensive development and modernization of the Egyptian Armed Forces. This aims to declare their readiness for all tasks entrusted to them from the southern strategic aspect and to reflect the philosophy of the Armed Forces’ political and general leadership in building military bases, a starting point of the Egyptian armed forces to carry out any tasks entrusted to them successfully.
Bernice military base, which was established in record time within a few months, has become one of the Egyptian military forts on the southern strategic direction. It is a tremendous military force on land, at sea and in the air, which is connected with the various regional and international variables, thus strengthening the Egyptian Armed Forces position in the world military strength rankings.
The base is located on the Red Sea coast near the southern international border, east of the city of Aswan. It extends over 150 thousand feddans and includes naval and air bases, military hospital several combat and administrative units, shooting ranges and training fields for all weapons. The base also includes a trade berth, a passenger terminal, multi-purpose berths and others for storing general merchandise, container yards as well as Bernice International Airport and a seawater desalination plant.
The strategic goal of establishing Bernice military base is to protect and secure the southern Egyptian coasts, protect economic investments and natural resources and confront security challenges within the Red Sea region. Another goal is securing global navigation traffic through the axis of movement from the Red Sea to the Suez Canal and the associated economic areas, within Egypt 2030 vision.
Wednesday, 15 January 2020 / 10:12 AM
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi opened this morning the largest military base in the Red Sea region, Berenice, and witnessed the final phase of “Qader 2020” Maneuver.
Berenice Military Base is a new achievement made by the Egyptian Armed Forces, which was established within the framework of a strategy of comprehensive development and modernization of the Egyptian Armed Forces. This aims to declare their readiness for all tasks entrusted to them from the southern strategic aspect and to reflect the philosophy of the Armed Forces’ political and general leadership in building military bases, a starting point of the Egyptian armed forces to carry out any tasks entrusted to them successfully.
Bernice military base, which was established in record time within a few months, has become one of the Egyptian military forts on the southern strategic direction. It is a tremendous military force on land, at sea and in the air, which is connected with the various regional and international variables, thus strengthening the Egyptian Armed Forces position in the world military strength rankings.
The base is located on the Red Sea coast near the southern international border, east of the city of Aswan. It extends over 150 thousand feddans and includes naval and air bases, military hospital several combat and administrative units, shooting ranges and training fields for all weapons. The base also includes a trade berth, a passenger terminal, multi-purpose berths and others for storing general merchandise, container yards as well as Bernice International Airport and a seawater desalination plant.
The strategic goal of establishing Bernice military base is to protect and secure the southern Egyptian coasts, protect economic investments and natural resources and confront security challenges within the Red Sea region. Another goal is securing global navigation traffic through the axis of movement from the Red Sea to the Suez Canal and the associated economic areas, within Egypt 2030 vision.