Shabab Oman II departs Barcelona for Lisbon
MADRID: The Royal Navy of Oman (RNO) vessel 'Shabab Oman II' on Monday left the Port of Barcelona in the Kingdom of Spain, bound for the Port of Lisbon in the Portuguese Republic. The vessel is on its seventh international voyage, titled 'Glories of the Seas', to the European continent. During the voyage, 'Shabab Oman II' will call at several ports and stations. — ONA
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