Announcement by the Ministry of Defence regarding the Multinational CIMIC Exercise “ARGONAUT 2023”
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The Ministry of Defence, in cooperation with the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Interior, announces the conduct of the Multinational Exercise “ARGONAUT 2023”.
The exercise will commence on May 15th and will be completed on May 18th. The Exercise will be executed in three phases, within the maritime, air and land area of the Republic of Cyprus (FIR and EEZ).
“ARGONAUT” is planned under the general coordination of the National Guard, in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC Larnaca), and with the involvement of a large number of other government services and agencies. As always “ARGONAUT” will welcome air and naval assets and personnel from participating partner countries.
In the framework of the exercise, the National Plans “ESTIA” and “TEFKROS” will be activated and evaluated. The said National Plans are implemented respectively for the reception of non-combatants from a crisis area in the region and the confrontation of Search and Rescue incidents occurred within the area of responsibility of the Republic of Cyprus, which coincides with Nicosia FIR.
“ARGONAUT 2023” will be attended by a large number of foreign military observers and diplomats highlighting the enabling role of Cyprus as a pillar of stability and multinational cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East area.
(AP/SCH)
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