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Omani Military Chief of Staff visits Pakistan Navy HQ

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Navy
  • Vice Admiral Abdullah Bin Khamis Al Raisi called on CNS.
  • Matters of mutual interest were discussed during meeting.
  • CNS highlighted Navy’s initiatives to ensure maritime security.

ISLAMABAD: Chief of Staff Sultan Armed Forces Oman, Vice Admiral Abdullah Bin Khamis Al Raisi visited Naval Headquarters Islamabad and called on Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi.

During the meeting, matters of mutual interest including bilateral collaborations and regional maritime security environment were discussed. The Naval Chief highlighted Pakistan Navy’s initiatives to ensure maritime security and peace in the region through Regional Maritime Security Patrols. The visiting Admiral acknowledged and lauded Pakistan Navy’s efforts and commitments in support of collaborative maritime security in the region.

Oman is a maritime neighbour of Pakistan and both countries have a common maritime boundary. The ships of both countries routinely operate close to each other’s coasts and accordingly provide support to each other in terms of medical evacuations, cooperation in maritime law enforcement and logistics support. Both the navies enjoy very close relations and are very forth coming to support each other.

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Four Rear Admirals of Navy promoted as Vice Admirals

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Four Rear Admirals of Navy promoted as Vice Admirals
  • Vice Admiral Abdul Samad was commissioned in Operations branch in 1990.
  • Vice Admiral Abid Hameed was commissioned in Marine Engineering in 1988.
  • Vice Admiral Raja Rab Nawaz was commissioned in Operations Branch in 1991.

ISLAMABAD: Four Rear Admirals of Pakistan Navy promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral on Wednesday.
Vice Admiral Abdul Samad was commissioned in Operations branch of Pakistan Navy in 1990. During his illustrious career, the Flag Officer has served on various Command and Staff appointments. His Command appointments include Commanding Officer of PN Submarine and Commander of Submarines Squadron.
His major Staff appointment was Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Training & Evaluation) at Naval Headquarters. The Admiral is a graduate of Pakistan Navy War College Lahore and National Defence University Islamabad.

Vice Admiral Abid Hameed was commissioned in Marine Engineering branch of Pakistan Navy in 1988. During his illustrious service career, the Admiral has held diversified Command & Staff appointments. His Command appointments include Managing Director PN Dockyard and Commander Logistics.

His salient Field and Staff appointments include General Manager Ship Rebuild & Construction at PN Dockyard, and Assistant Chief of Naval Staff Projects, Works and Maintenance at Naval Headquarters. The Admiral is a graduate of Pakistan Navy War College Lahore, National Defence University Islamabad.

Vice Admiral Raja Rab Nawaz was commissioned in Operations Branch of Pakistan Navy in 1991. The Admiral’s distinguished service career includes wide range of Command and Staff appointments. His Command appointments include Commanding Officer of PN Destroyer, Commander West and Flag Officer Sea Training.
His salient Staff appointments include Chief Staff Officer to Commander Pakistan Fleet, Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Plans) and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Welfare & Housing). The Admiral is a graduate of Pakistan Navy War College Lahore, National Defence University Islamabad.

Vice Admiral Muhammad Faisal Abbasi was commissioned in Operations Branch of Pakistan Navy in 1991. The Admiral’s distinguished service career includes wide range of Command and Staff appointments. His Command appointments include Commanding Officer of PN Ships, Commander of 25th Destroyer Squadron and Flag Officer Sea Training.

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Pakistan Navy ship seized hug quantity of drugs at Sea

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Pakistan Navy
  • Navy Ship intercepted a suspicious stateless fishing boat at sea.
  • Navy troops seized 280 Kg narcotics worth approximately US $15m.
  • The vessel and crew members were later handed over to LEA.

KARACHI: Pakistan Navy Ship deployed on regional maritime security patrol seized huge quantity of drugs in a counter narcotics operation at North Arabian Sea on Tuesday.

Pakistan Navy Ship while undertaking maritime security operations intercepted a suspicious stateless fishing boat at sea.

Upon search of the boat, Pakistan Navy troops seized 280 Kg narcotics (Crystal and Ice) worth approximately US $15 million in international market.

The vessel and crew members were later handed over to Law Enforcement Agencies for further legal proceedings.

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CNS Amjad Niazi chaired BOG meeting of Bahria University

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CNS Amjad
  • The session of BOG commenced with a detailed briefing.
  • CNS appreciated the extensive efforts of Bahira University.
  • The BoG meeting was attended by board members including Rector.

ISLAMABAD:  Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi NI(M) S.Bt, in his capacity as Pro-Chancellor/ Chairman BoG, chaired the 49th  Board of Governors (BoG) Meeting at Bahria University Head Office Islamabad.

The session of BOG commenced with a detailed briefing to the Board on various activities undertaken at the University which included development and diversification in academic disciplines, infrastructure and new initiatives in academic and non-academic domains. He was further briefed about the austerity measures being executed by Bahria University in the current situation of inflation and crisis.

Chief of the Naval Staff appreciated the dedicated and extensive efforts of Bahira University in not only imparting quality education to the students but also contributing towards their character and personality building through adopting modern teaching pedagogies. Furthermore, he urged that special focus should be given in developing skills like critical thinking, solution-oriented approach, research & development, problem-solving and professional grooming among the students.

Chief of the Naval Staff lauded Bahria University’s endeavor in Pakistan International Maritime Expo and Conference (PIMEC)-2023 held at Karachi wherein the inceptive showcasing of Pakistan Maritime Science and Technology Park (PMSTP) was also undertaken. He also congratulated Bahria University on winning the prize in PIMEC-2023.

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National Squash Team Championship will start from 1st March

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National Squash Team Championship

National Squash Team Championship start from March 1. It will include up to 12 teams from different regions. The last edition was held in 2017 and won by WAPDA. The Roshan Khan National Squash Team Championship, which will take place at the PN RKJK Squash Facility here from March 1–5, will include up to 12 … Read more

Pakistan Navy, PMSA and ANF conduct joint counter narcotics

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Pakistan Navy
  • Narcotics worth Rs 3Bn seized during operation.
  • The arrested smugglers handed over to ANF.
  • MLEA in ensuring security of our waters.

KARACHI: Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) seized narcotics worth Rs 3Bn in a joint intelligence based counter narcotics operation in North Arabian Sea.

The arrested smugglers and confiscated cache has been handed over to ANF for further legal proceedings.

The successful joint anti-narcotics operation by Pakistan Navy, PMSA and ANF reaffirm resolve to deny illegal activities in maritime zones of Pakistan and to synergize efforts of Maritime Law Enforcement Agencies in ensuring security of our waters.

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Two Pakistan Navy commodores promoted to rear admiral

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  • Both officers are graduates of Navy War College Lahore.
  • Officers have performed many important responsibilities.

ISLAMABAD: Two commodores of Pakistan Navy have been promoted to the rank of rear admiral on Friday.

According to the spokesperson of Pakistan Navy, Rear Admiral Khyber Zaman and Rear Admiral Shafqat Hussain Akhtar are among those promoted.

Spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy said that both the promoted officers are graduates of Pakistan Navy War College Lahore and National Defence University Islamabad.

The spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy said that the officers have performed many important responsibilities of command and staff in the Pakistan Navy.

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Naval Chief meets with Commander US Naval Forces

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Naval Chief
  • During the meeting, issues of mutual interest were discussed.
  • Commander US Naval Forces lauds for holding on Exercise Aman.
  • Both agreed to improve naval and defence ties.

KARACHI: The Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Mohammad Amjad Khan Niazi and Commander US Naval Forces Central Command Vice Admiral Brad Cooper are committed to developing naval and defence ties.

According to the spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Mohammad Amjad Khan Niazi met with the Commander US Naval Forces Central Command Vice Admiral Brad Cooper.

The spokesperson said that during the meeting, issues of mutual interest, regional maritime security situation, and bilateral maritime cooperation were discussed.

The spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy said that in the meeting, the commitment to further promote mutual naval and defense relations between the two countries was reiterated.

The spokesman said that Commander US Naval Forces Central Command congratulated Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi on the successful conduct of Exercise Aman 2023 on behalf of the Pakistan Navy.

Earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has arrived in Karachi on a day-long visit.

The prime minister will witness the international joint naval exercises, AMAN-23, organized by the Pakistan Navy.

Naval forces of more than 50 countries are participating in the exercises.

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Aman Exercise to pave way for peaceful, secure region: PM

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Aman Exercise

PM Shehbaz Shari witnessed the AMAN 23 Exercise He was the chief guest for the International Fleet Review He was received by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Amjad Niazi KARACHI: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday said that Pakistan Navy’s multinational AMAN-23 Exercise would pave the way to make the region more peaceful and secure … Read more

PM Shehbaz Sharif reaches Karachi on a day-long visit

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PM day-long visit Karachi

PM Shehbaz Sharif reaches Karachi on a day-long visit He will be attending international joint naval exercises Prime Minister will witness a demonstration of joint action against pirates KARACHI: Prime Minister (PM) Shehbaz Sharif reaches Karachi for a day-long visit today. The premier is visiting the metropolitan city to attend the ongoing international joint naval … Read more

Naval chief visits foreign ships participating in AMAN Exercise, PIMEC

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Naval Chief Aman

CNS visited foreign ships of navies participating in AMAN-23 exercises Naval Chief interacted with Senior Officers/Commanding Officers on board ships He said Pakistan is effectively contributing to regional peace and stability KARACHI: Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi visited foreign ships of navies participating in 8th Multinational Naval Exercise AMAN-23. Upon … Read more

Exercise Aman held to counter modern-day threats: CM Sindh  

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Exercise Aman
  • This he said while speaking to the foreign delegates.
  • He modern-day threats to peace are extremist ideology.
  • CM even provided a platform to navies to counter threats.

KARACHI: Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the modern-day threats to peace are extremist ideology-based terrorism, illegal activities by transnational criminal syndicates, maritime piracy, and poverty.

“Natural calamities as a result of climate change, environmental degradation, and the traditional threat of inter-state rivalries based on nationalistic agendas devoid of moral principles and justice happen to be great challenges,” he said while speaking to the heads of foreign delegates/participants of Exercise Aman 2023 who called on him at the CM House on Sunday.

CM Murad said that ‘Aman’ meant ‘Peace’ in the Urdu language and peaceful co-existence was the centerpiece of Pakistan’s foreign policy.

“Our religion Islam also commands all Muslims to establish peace in the world for the peaceful existence of mankind and its living environment; in fact, the word `Islam’ also means peace in the Arabic language which has been chosen by Almighty Allah Himself for this religion which was sent through our Holy Prophet (PBUH),” he said.

He added that peace could be achieved by countering the prevailing threats, therefore countering threats to mankind and the environment where we lived was a cornerstone of Pakistan’s foreign policy as ordained upon us by our religion.

The chief minister said that in this age threats to peace have not increased manifold but have changed their nature and character.  “Modern-day threats to peace are extremist ideology-based terrorism, illegal activities by transnational criminal syndicates, maritime piracy, and poverty,” he said.

CM Sindh added that natural calamities as a result of climate change, environmental degradation, and the traditional threat of interstate rivalries based on nationalistic agendas devoid of moral principles and justice were also a form of threats and challenges.

He said that due to the changing nature of threats in modern times, it was not possible for any single nation to single handedly counter such threats, therefore, this required the collaboration of all countries, especially in the international maritime areas.

He added that Exercise Aman provided a platform where navies from a large number of countries got together to show their resolve and commitment to collectively counter threats that were threatening the well-being of the human race and its living environment.

He said that Exercise AMAN was an initiative of the Government of Pakistan led by the Pakistan Navy to enhance collaboration of all navies of the world to counter the modern-day threats in the maritime arena.

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Maiden edition of PIMEC begins at Expo Center

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Maiden edition
  • 133 exhibitors are participating in the exhibition.
  • Objectives of PIMEC to highlight potential for a blue economy.
  • The maritime sector is the heart of global trade and economy.

KARACHI: The maiden edition of the Pakistan International Maritime Exhibition and Conference(PIMEC)  kicked off at Karachi Expo Center.

133 exhibitors including 21 international firms and 112 local firms/ international organizations are participating in the exhibition. In addition, 37 x international delegations from 17 countries including Bahrain, KSA, Qatar, Oman, Turkiye, UK, Italy, Germany, Portugal, USA, Colombia, Sri Lanka Malaysia, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles, and Kazakhstan will also attend the event. Another highlight of the event is the active participation of the Sindh and Baluchistan Governments which have established exclusive pavilions aimed at promoting investment in the maritime sector.

PIMEC will include maritime exhibitions, business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-Govt (B2B) meetings, signing of MoUs, and media interactions. The main objectives of PIMEC are to highlight Pakistan’s potential for a blue economy and provide opportunities to the maritime Industry both in the Public & Private sectors to display products at one forum. This will also provide a platform for interaction with the international maritime industry for joint ventures, transfer of technology, and research to provide importance to Pakistan’s Maritime and Defence industries.

In parallel, the PIMEC’s conference part i.e. International Maritime Conference – 2023 spearheaded by the National Institute of Maritime Affairs, has also been organized on the theme ‘Embracing Blue Economy – Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Countries’. The IMC, thematically distributed under 4 Sessions, will cover 27 papers by national and international speakers of repute.

Pakistan International Maritime Exhibition and Conference are being conducted in tandem with Multinational Exercise AMAN-23 which will provide an opportunity for over 122 delegates from 50 participating navies to witness this event. This will also increase opportunities for local exhibitors to interact with international attendees of visiting Navies from across the globe.

The maritime sector is the heart of global trade and economy, existing value of the global ocean economy is about US $1.5 Tn per year which is expected to be doubled in size by the year 2030. It can therefore be construed that the prosperity of a nation and economic growth is to a greater extent facilitated by the maritime sector.

Pakistan Navy, therefore, in coordination with MoMA, took the initiative of bringing national and international maritime stakeholders to enhance maritime awareness and bring to the fore the largely untapped maritime sector of Pakistan.

It is believed that the PN – MoMA joint initiative of holding the first Pakistan International Maritime Exhibition and Conference will not only bolster Blue Economy but also become the harbinger of socio-economic development of the coastal belt of Pakistan.

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President, PM express grief over death of Pervez Musharraf

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President
  • President Arif Alvi prayed for forgiveness for Musharraf.
  • Shehbaz Sharif expresses his condolences to the family.
  • Naval Chief also expressed his grief over the death of Musharraf.

ISLAMABAD: President Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif have expressed grief over the death of former president Pervez Musharraf.

While expressing his condolences to the heirs of former president Pervez Musharraf, the President Arif Alvi prayed for forgiveness for the late president and also prayed for patience for the heirs.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif while expressing sorrow over the death of former army chief Pervez Musharraf said that he expresses his condolences and sympathy to the family of the deceased.

Shehbaz Sharif also prayed for the forgiveness of the deceased and patience for the family.

Apart from this, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi has also expressed his grief over the death of Pervez Musharraf.

According to the Spokesperson of Pakistan Navy, the Naval Chief prayed for the elevation of the ranks of the deceased.

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Naval Chief visits inaugurates Hospital at Turbat

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Naval Chief
  • He also visited forward posts in coastal areas.
  • Naval Chief received by Commander Pakistan Fleet.
  • Amjad Khan Niazi appreciated the high morale of troops.

ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi visited forward posts in coastal areas and inaugurated a 25-bed hospital at Turbat.

The state of the art hospital is aimed to provide quality medical facilities to local populace along with troops.

Upon arrival at Turbat, Naval Chief was received by Commander Pakistan Fleet Vice Admiral Ovais Ahmed Bilgrami.

Chief of the Naval Staff was given detailed briefing on operational preparedness of units and deployed troops. Naval Chief interacted with the troops and expressed full satisfaction on operational preparedness and combat readiness.

He appreciated the high morale of troops in ensuring impregnable defence of the country in the prevailing challenging environment.

The Naval Chief also reiterated Pakistan Navy’s resolve to safeguard the maritime frontiers of the country besides ensuring socio-economic uplift of coastal community as foremost initiatives.

Earlier, The government promoted eight Pakistan Air Force (PAF) officers to the rank of Air Vice Marshal (AVM).

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Keely laying ceremony ‘Gun Boat’ for Navy held at Karachi

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Keely laying
  • Vice Admiral Ovais Ahmed Bilgrami  ghief guest of event.
  • Pakistan Navy is aware of the evolving Geo-strategic situation.
  • The ceremony was attended by officials from Pakistan Navy.

KARACHI: Pakistan achieved another mega milestone in indigenous ships development project; wherein, the keel laying Ceremony of first indigenously designed Gun Boat held at Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KS&EW).

Commander Pakistan Fleet Vice Admiral Ovais Ahmed Bilgrami graced the occasion as Chief Guest.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest expressed that it is a matter of great pride to witness development of first indigenously designed Gun Boat for Pakistan Navy. He appraised that Pakistan Navy is aware of the evolving Geo-strategic situation in the region and will continue to enhance naval potential to remain combat ready to counter any nefarious designs.

Chief Guest praised the joint efforts and performance of Ministry of Defence Production, Pakistan Navy and Karachi Shipyard for achieving historical milestone in indigenously designing the gun boat and reaffirmed PN resolve in mastering shipbuilding in Pakistan.

Earlier during the welcome address, the MD KS&EW Rear Admiral Salman Ilyas highlighted that Karachi Shipyard is fully cognizant and completely aligned with the goals set forth by Government and Pakistan Navy in pursuing self-reliance in defence shipbuilding industry. He also appraised the audience on various ongoing projects at KS&EW.  The indigenously designed Gun Boat will be equipped with state of the art weapons and sensors.

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Navy, PMSA and Customs seized 1,450 kg drugs at sea

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Navy
  • Security forces apprehended largest amount of narcotics.
  • Seized narco is valued approximately Rs 15 billion in market.
  • Arrested smugglers and drug cache handed over to Custom.

KARACHI: Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and Collectorate of Customs Enforcement seized 1450 Kg narcotics in a joint intelligence based counter narcotics operation in North Arabian Sea.

During the successful joint operation, security forces apprehended largest amount of narcotics in-terms of quantity that included 586 Kg of Ice crystal and 864 Kg of heroin. The seized narco is valued approximately Rs 15 billion in International market. The arrested smugglers and drug cache handed over to Custom authorities for legal proceedings.

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Pakistan and Iranian Navy participated in naval exercise   

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Pakistan and
  • PN officials warmly welcomed the visiting flotilla.
  • National Anthems tunes of both countries were played.
  • Both navies held mutually rewarding professional interactions.

KARACHI: Iranian Navy ships and submarine port called Karachi and participated in naval exercise with Pakistan Navy (PN).

Upon arrival at Karachi port, PN officials along with Iranian consulate Staff warmly welcomed the visiting flotilla and National Anthems tunes of both countries were played as mark of respect.

The recent visit of Iranian Navy to Pakistan reaffirms joint efforts to promote regional stability and maritime security for protection of Sea Lines of Communication and Seafarers in the region.

During stay at port, both navies held mutually rewarding professional interactions, exchange visit sand table top discussions on matters of mutual interests. Upon culmination of visit, passage exercise between the two navies was conducted to enhance naval cooperation.

The visit of Iranian navy ships to Pakistan is a manifestation of strong bilateral ties between two countries and resolve towards regional peace.

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CNS Admiral Amjad Niazi chairs command and staff conference

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CNS Admiral
  • The Conference was chaired by CNS Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi.
  • Matters related to national security and geo strategic were discussed.
  • CNC lauded the initiatives undertaken towards capability development.

ISLAMABAD: Command and Staff Conference of Pakistan Navy concluded at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad.

The Conference was chaired by Chief of the Naval Staff(CNS) Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi.

During the conference, matters related to national security, geo strategic affairs, combat readiness and training of troops were discussed. Ongoing progress on PN projects including future plans were reviewed and way forward were deliberated. The conference assessed evolving maritime affairs in the region and beyond.

The Naval Chief emphasized on maintaining perpetual combat readiness to effectively thwart any aggression against Pakistan. The Naval Chief lauded the initiatives undertaken towards capability development through acquisition of emerging technologies.

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National consensus required to confront economic challenges, terrorism: COAS

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COAS Munir

Commissioning Parade was held at Pakistan Naval Academy in Karachi. COAS General Syed Asim Munir was the chief guest He said consensus is required to confront economic challenges and terrorism KARACHI: The Commissioning Parade of 118th Midshipmen and 26th Short Service Commission was held at Pakistan Naval Academy in Karachi. Chief of Army Staff (COAS) … Read more

Turkish, Pakistan Navy ship conducts naval drills

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Turkish
  • Turkish ship port called Karachi harbour welcomed by Navy officers.
  • The visit of Turkish Navy Ship to Pakistan is a manifestation of strong ties.
  • PN & Turkish Naval ship participated in bilateral Exercise TURGUTREIS-VII.

KARACHI: Turkish Navy Ship TCG BURGAZADA visited Karachi port and participated in bilateral naval Exercise TURGUTREIS – VII.

Earlier, the Turkish ship port called Karachi harbour was welcomed by senior officers of the Pakistan Navy along with officials of the Turkiye Consulate.

During the stay at port, the Commanding Officer of the Turkish Ship called on Commander Pakistan Fleet and matters of mutual interest & bilateral collaboration were discussed.

In port activities, joint professional interactions including the planning of bilateral exercises at sea, tabletop discussions on professional topics, sports & social events including a wreath laying at the Mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam were conducted to strengthen cooperation and integration between the two navies.

On completion of the port visit, PN & Turkish Naval ship participated in bilateral Exercise TURGUTREIS-VII and conducted joint patrolling in the North Arabian Sea to further hone the professional skills and enhance interoperability. The exercise comprised various naval operations including defense against Asymmetric Attacks, Visit Board Search & Seizure (VBSS), Air Defence Exercises, and Joint Coordinated

The visit of the Turkish Navy Ship to Pakistan is a manifestation of strong bilateral ties between the two countries and the exercise is a testimony of PN’s resolve toward regional peace and maintenance of order at sea.

On other hand, in a successful intelligence-based counter-narcotics operation by Pakistan Navy at sea, Two boats carrying Narco were apprehended and a huge cache of narcotics which includes more than 1500 KGs of Hashish and 143 KGs of Crystal ICE was recovered from the apprehended boats.

 

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CNS Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi meet with Moroccan Naval Chief  

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CNS Admiral
  • Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi has made an official visit to Morocco.
  • The matters of naval cooperation and maritime security were discussed.
  • Naval Chief visited various installations of the Moroccan Navy.
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Pakistan Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi met with Moroccan Naval Chief.
The matters of mutual interest, naval cooperation, regional maritime security, and bilateral collaboration were discussed during the meeting.
According to the Spokesman of the Pakistan Navy, Chief of the Pakistan Navy, Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi has made an official visit to Morocco, during which he met with the counterpart of the Moroccan Navy.
The spokesman said that bilateral naval cooperation and maritime security issues were discussed during the meeting, while the Moroccan naval chief appreciated the role of the Pakistan Navy in establishing regional maritime peace and stability.
The spokesperson said that on this occasion, the Naval Chief invited the Moroccan Navy to participate in the 8th Naval Exercise Aman and PIMEC-23 to be held in Pakistan next year.
The spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy, the Naval Chief visited various installations of the Moroccan Navy and was given a detailed briefing.
In this regard, the Spokesman said that the visit of the Naval Chief will further promote the naval relations between the naval forces of the two countries.
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Pakistan Navy continue relief efforts in flood-hit areas of Balochistan

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QUETTA: Pakistan Navy is undertaking relief operations in various areas of Balochistan affected by recent heavy rains and floods. A naval spokesperson said Pakistan Navy has established a tent village in Bela for displaced people with the support of PDMA Balochistan and district administration. Doctors and medical staff are providing treatment and medicines. During the … Read more

Steel-cutting ceremony of Pakistan Navy OPV held in Romania

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ISLAMABAD: The Steel Cutting Ceremony of first Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV-II) being constructed for Pakistan Navy was held at DAMEN Shipyard Galati in Romania. Ambassador of Pakistan to Romania Dr Zafar Iqbal graced the occasion as Chief Guest, said a statement by the Pakistan Navy. Due to the satisfactory performance of the first batch of … Read more

Pakistan Navy holds bilateral exercise in Shanghai

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Navy and Chinese Navy held a bilateral exercise ‘Sea Guardians 2022’ in the Chinese city of Shanghai. According to Pakistan Navy spokesperson, a new addition to the Navy PNS Taimur participated in the exercise along with ships, aircraft and submarines of the Chinese Navy. The exercise aimed at sharing professional expertise against maritime … Read more

Iraq lauds Pakistan Navy’s efforts for maritime peace and security

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Iraq lauds Pakistan Navy’s efforts for maritime peace and security

ISLAMABAD: Naval Chief Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi who is on an official visit to Iraq called on the Iraqi Defense Minister and the Commander of the Iraqi Navy. Professional matters of mutual interest and bilateral maritime cooperation were discussed during the meetings. The host country’s officials praised Pakistan Navy’s efforts to promote peace and stability … Read more

FM Qureshi, Naval Chief discuss maritime affairs

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FM Qureshi, Naval Chief discuss maritime affairs

ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi called on Naval Chief Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi at Naval Headquarters in Islamabad on Tuesday. Qureshi expressed satisfaction over the Pakistan Navy’s operational readiness and assured the government’s complete assistance in dealing with emerging maritime challenges. The Foreign Minister emphasised the importance of the maritime industry to the … Read more

President Alvi approves commissioning of Sea King Helicopters in Pakistan Navy

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President Alvi approves commissioning of Sea King Helicopters in Pakistan Navy

ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi has approved the commissioning of 10 Qatari Sea King helicopters in the Pakistan navy. The helicopters were included in the airborne fleet of the Pakistan navy. The President approved the commission on the advice of the Prime Minister under Article 243 of the constitution. The Qatari air force gave the … Read more

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