Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif holds strategic talks at Army Headquarters

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif made his first visit to the Army headquarters in Rawalpindi since taking office, accompanied by key Cabinet members. They were warmly received by Chief of Army Staff, General Syed Asim Munir.

Discussion on national security:

During the visit, PM Sharif and his Cabinet engaged in discussions with military leadership concerning national security, regional stability, and military readiness. They were briefed on various security matters, including the current threat environment, response strategies, and ongoing counterterrorism operations.

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The Prime Minister and his Cabinet members lauded the professionalism and sacrifices of the Pakistan Army in combating terrorism and ensuring the nation's territorial integrity. PM Sharif assured the Army of the government's commitment to provide necessary resources for maintaining operational readiness.

Reaffirmation of commitment:

The visit concluded with both civilian and military leadership reaffirming their commitment to upholding national interests and collaborating for a prosperous and secure Pakistan. The Chief of Army Staff expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for his confidence in the Army and pledged continued support in addressing security challenges.

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The visit, aimed at fostering trust between the government and the military establishment, is seen as a crucial step in jointly addressing the country's challenges. PM Sharif's tribute to martyrs and his discussions with the Army leadership signify a concerted effort towards national unity and security.