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Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir has said that India is the biggest supporter of terrorism in the region. He clearly stated that Pakistan has never accepted India’s dominance and never will, as Reported By Save Our Pak News Channel On Friday.
While talking about the Mark-e-Haq event, Field Marshal Asim Munir said that all state institutions worked together with great coordination. He added that mutual respect and unity among institutions is very important for Pakistan’s peace and progress.
He said this while speaking to probationary officers from the Civil Services Academy at the Army Auditorium in Rawalpindi, according to a press release from ISPR.
The officers were part of the 52nd Common Training Programme. They had spent time with Pakistan Army teams in both peaceful and sensitive areas such as Kashmir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan. Through this, they got to learn a lot about the three armed forces and their important work.
This session with the Army Chief was part of a national effort to bring civil and military institutions closer together and help them better understand each other.
In his talk, Field Marshal Munir discussed important topics like national security, internal and external threats, and the important role of Pakistan’s Armed Forces in keeping peace in the region and stability within the country.
He strongly emphasized that teamwork among institutions, mutual respect, and working together with one national purpose is the key to Pakistan’s success in development and security.
He also said that a strong, honest, and hard-working civil service is very important for good governance in Pakistan.
He advised the young officers to always work with honesty, dedication, and love for the country as they serve the nation.
The participants of the training programme said they were very thankful for this meeting. It gave them a clear understanding of how the military leadership sees Pakistan’s challenges and how the army plays a major role in protecting and building the country.
The visit ended with a question-and-answer session, where officers and the army leadership shared ideas, asked questions, and showed a strong spirit of working together for Pakistan’s bright future.
