Gen Shamshad addresses Navy War College
CJCSC highlighted the efforts of the Pakistan armed forces in amicably confronting multifaceted traditional and non-traditional security challenges
By Our Correspondent
May 17, 2024
RAWALPINDI: Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, addressed the 53rd Pakistan Navy Staff Course participants at Pakistan Navy War College, Lahore on Thursday.
The CJCSC highlighted the efforts of the Pakistan armed forces in amicably confronting multifaceted traditional and non-traditional security challenges.
He appreciated the role of the Pakistan Navy as a combat-ready force; that has always lived up to the nation’s expectations to safeguard Pakistan’s maritime interests. He underscored that the Pakistan Navy has a proud history of valour and sacrifices for the motherland. Earlier upon arrival, Chairman JCSC was received by Rear Admiral Azhar Mahmood, Commandant Pakistan Navy War College.
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