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Canadian Naval Ship Arrives in Sihanoukville for 3-Day Goodwill Visit
On September 22, 2026, the Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Regina docked at Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander Darren Sleen, the vessel will stay in Cambodia until September 24 for a goodwill visit, aiming to strengthen military ties.
On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, a Canadian naval vessel, HMCS Regina (FFH334), commanded by Lieutenant Commander Darren Sleen, docked at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port. The ship is scheduled to visit the Kingdom of Cambodia for three days, from September 22 to September 24. Rear Admiral In Sokhemra, Deputy Commander of the Ream Naval Base, along with several naval officers, welcomed the arrival of the Canadian naval ship at the port. The technical specifications of the HMCS Regina (FFH334) are as follows: + Displacement: 5100 tons + Length: 134.7 meters + Width: 16.5 meters + Draft: 7.5 meters This visit is seen as part of the ongoing cooperation between Cambodia and Canada, aimed at strengthening military relations between the two nations. The docking of a Canadian naval ship at Sihanoukville, a key international trade port in Cambodia with strategic importance, signifies a regional presence and symbolizes friendly relations.
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CEN Cambodia National