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In go to to GHQ, President Alvi acknowledges military’s ‘unparalleled contribution and sacrifices’

President Dr Arif Alvi and COAS General Qamar javed Bajwa
President Dr Arif Alvi acknowledged Pakistan Military’s “unparalleled contribution and sacrifices” for the nation’s safety throughout a go to to normal headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi on Wednesday, based on an announcement from the navy’s media wing.

“President [Alvi] acknowledged [the] unparalleled contribution and sacrifices rendered by [the] Pakistan Military in direction of [the] exterior and inner safety of Pakistan,” the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR) assertion mentioned.

“He additionally counseled [the] military’s prowess within the discipline of data expertise and coordination mechanisms with different companies/stakeholders.”

The president was obtained by Chief of Military Employees (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa upon his arrival on the GHQ and introduced with a guard of honour, the assertion added.

He additionally laid a floral wreath on the Martyrs Monument and provided prayers.

The ISPR assertion mentioned the president and COAS mentioned issues of nationwide safety and regional developments. The president was additionally apprised of the military’s operational preparedness and given a briefing on cyber safety by the navy’s communication and knowledge expertise department.

Final week, Gen Bajwa mentioned hostile forces have been “making an attempt to weaken the society and state via a hybrid warfare”, including that Pakistan Military was “absolutely cognisant” of the challenges and was ready to deal with them.

“We are going to make sure the nation’s defence by specializing in core competencies and expertise,” he had mentioned whereas addressing cadets on the Pakistan Army Academy, reminding them that “solely robust armed forces can assure the defence of the motherland.”