Pakistan Navy ship 'Nasr' visits Djibouti, Sudan as part of humanitarian assistance
Islamabad: Pakistan Navy Ship Nasr visited Djibouti and Sudan ports as part of Overseas Deployment to African region. According to the statement issued by Pakistan Navy, Nasr was warmly welcomed by Ambassadors of Pakistan at Djibouti and Sudan along with Defence Attaché and host Naval officials.

During the visits, the Mission Commander and Commanding Officer of the ship called on senior Military and Civil officials of both countries. In Sudan, Mission Commander conveyed sincere regards from Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi to the people of both countries.
As a gesture of goodwill and humanitarian support, food aid was handed over to local authorities at Djibouti and Sudan. Similarly, the event at Port Sudan was attended by officials from the Government and armed forces. The dignitaries paid special tribute to the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Navy for the kind gesture and provision of humanitarian assistance.
Pakistan Navy spokesperson said that the ongoing deployment of Pakistan Navy Ship to African regions is aimed at further strengthening friendly ties with African Countries, enhancing naval collaboration, extending humanitarian assistance and developing interoperability with the host navies.

Why Trump may be undermining his own Saudi nuclear deal
- a day ago
‘Expo Faisalabad 2026’ a springboard for MSMEs: SAPM Haroon Akhtar Khan
- 20 hours ago

Whack-a-drone
- a day ago

Warner Bros. is suing Amazon for poaching employees
- 10 hours ago

Could you lose your right to vote if you bet on an election?
- a day ago

The ticks are winning
- a day ago

Model Roma Michael weds actor Shaan Baig
- 20 hours ago

The big healthcare fight Democrats keep dodging
- 2 days ago

The right-wing boomers protesting data centers have a lot in common with the left
- a day ago

What I track in a day
- 10 hours ago
PSDF engages overseas employment promoters to expand overseas jobs under CM's Parwaaz Card Scheme
- 20 hours ago

Blade Runner 2099’s moody dystopia streams on Amazon in November
- a day ago









