Cozumel, Q.R. — The Mexican Navy reported on the Saturday arrival of the French Navy’s Defense and Intervention frigate Amiral Ronarc’h. The vessel arrived at the Punta Langosta dock in Cozumel Saturday.
“The aforementioned ship is intended to carry out a logistical visit for its provisioning, operational coordination as well as rest for its personnel,” they reported. “Therefore, it is estimated that it will set sail on April 2nd.
“The ship has a length of 121.6 meters, a draft of 6.3 meters and a beam of 17.7 meters and a crew consisting of 17 officers, 85 sailors and 29 boatswains.
“During their stay, they will be provided with the corresponding port and logistical facilities in accordance with current regulations applicable to visits by foreign vessels for non-commercial purposes.
“Furthermore, the necessary coordination will be carried out with naval authorities and diplomatic representatives to ensure the smooth running of this visit. The Mexican Navy strengthens international cooperation ties, as well as coordination and understanding mechanisms between the world’s navies.”
On Sunday, the Government of Cozumel also reported on its arrival. “On behalf of Mayor José Luis Chacón, City Councilor Daniela Ayala led the plaque exchange ceremony with the French frigate Almiral Ronarc’h.
“This formal event strengthens the bonds of friendship and international cooperation, highlighting Cozumel as a strategic meeting point for cultures and nations.
“The frigate Almirante Ronarc’h, from France, symbolizes the maritime vocation and collaborative work between countries that share values of peace and development.”
