General Bajwa says Pakistan resolves to act as a bridge among world regions
Islamabad: Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa Wednesday said Pakistan is always committed for peace within and all around and is ready to act as a bridge between the global regions.

"The spoilers of peace in Afghanistan risk regional instability," the Army chief said addressing the participants of the National Security and War Course at the National Defence University, Islamabad.
According to a statement issued from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the army chief spoke about the country’s evolving strategic and regional environment. Pakistan stands for peace within and all around, as it looks forward to acting as a bridge between regions, he remarked.
On Pakistan’s support to Afghan Peace Process, he said that spoilers of peace in Afghanistan risk regional instability. Expressing resolute support to the people of Indian-Administered Kashmir, COAS stressed upon a peaceful and durable solution of Kashmir issue in line with relevant UN resolutions and aspirations of Kashmiri people.
Sharing his vision of the Pakistan Army, he underscored the need for continuous evaluation of existing doctrine and corresponding strategy to effectively deal with the evolving threats in various domains.
The COAS termed professionalism, competence, and devotion to duty as hallmarks of the Pakistan Army and emphasised realistic and futuristic training for maintaining perpetual operational readiness. Force modernisation and induction of advanced technologies are imperative for maintaining a qualitative edge over the adversary, COAS remarked.
He congratulated the participants on the successful completion of their course and advised them to stay focused on attaining professional excellence while remaining abreast with revolutionary advancements in warfare which are redefining national security.
Earlier on arrival, the Army chief was received by President NDU Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed.

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