We must prepare ourselves to counter fast-changing security environment: COAS Bajwa
Mangla: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa Thursday said Pakistan Army must be prepared itself to face fast-changing security environment.

“We should avoid any relaxation in our preparedness,” the Army chief said during his visit to the Corps Headquarters Mangla, says an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) press release.
General Bajwa was briefed about operational preparedness, training and administrative matters of the Corps.
He was also apprised of the ongoing Corps War Games aimed at evaluating operational plans in the wake of the emerging battlefield challenges.
The Army chief lauded the performance and dedication of Strike Corps formations for undertaking innovative futuristic training.
The COAS highlighted regional environment and its implications on Pakistan’s security.
Speaking about Pakistan's consistent support to Afghanistan peace process, the COAS underscored the need for better management of the western zone with due focus on border security.
Referring to the national effort against coronavirus pandemic, the COAS commended all ranks for their all-out support to the civil administration in ensuring public safety and well-being.
However, “we must continue to exercise max caution and follow relevant SOPs until the pandemic is completely over,” the COAS remarked.
General Bajwa said Pakistan is completely supporting the peace process in Afghanistan, adding better management and security arrangements needed at western borders.

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