KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 — His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, today conveyed his greetings on the 92nd anniversary of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) to its personnel, veterans and those who have served in the force.

His Majesty, as the Supreme Commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces, also expressed his most profound gratitude for the dedication, service and sacrifices made by all RMN personnel and veterans in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty and security.

“Al-Fatihah for those who have passed away. May they be granted a place among the faithful and the martyrs,” His Majesty posted on the Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar Facebook page.

A parade in conjunction with the 92nd RMN Day celebration and themed “TLDM Perkasa Kedaulatan Terpelihara” (RMN Empowered, Sovereignty Preserved) was held at the Lumut Naval Base, Perak today.

The event was officiated by Deputy Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Datuk Badarudin Taha as a symbol of appreciation for the services and sacrifices of the entire RMN personnel in defending the sovereignty of the country’s waters. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 — Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin extended his greetings in conjunction with the 92nd anniversary of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN), which will be celebrated today.

In a Facebook post, he said April 27 marks a historic date for the RMN, which serves as the nation’s maritime defence front in safeguarding national sovereignty.

He said the Ministry of Defence will continue efforts to enhance the RMN’s asset capabilities and operational readiness, while ensuring the welfare of its personnel remains a priority.

“On behalf of the nation, I extend my highest appreciation and gratitude to all officers, personnel and veterans of the RMN for their service, sacrifices and contributions in defending the country’s maritime sovereignty. Your services are always appreciated and will never be forgotten.

“May RMN continue to achieve excellence, remain steadfast at sea and be constantly blessed in carrying out its duty to the nation,” he said. — Bernama