Several Foreign Military Attachés to the Kingdom visited the King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC) on Tuesday, in coordination with the General Command Protocol Directorate, where they were received by the Center’s Director along with a number of officers.

During the visit, the delegation was briefed on the Center’s mission and the advanced training capabilities it provides in the fields of counterterrorism, special operations, and joint military training.

In his remarks, the Director General of the Center emphasized that KASOTC represents a distinguished military institution and a unique model of excellence and innovation in specialized military training. He noted that the visit serves as an opportunity to strengthen military cooperation and exchange expertise in addressing modern security challenges, underscoring that realistic training based on field experiences remains the optimal approach to refining skills, reinforcing discipline, and boosting the morale of fighters.

The delegation toured the Center’s facilities and specialized training fields, expressing their admiration for the advanced level the Center has achieved and its prominent role in preparing and qualifying special forces at both regional and international levels.

At the end of the visit, the Director of the General Command Protocol Directorate presented commemorative gifts to some of the attachés, reaffirming the importance of cooperation and communication between the military attachés and the Jordan Armed Forces.