Army determined to maintain stability achieved by counter-terror operations

COAS briefs army leadership on China trip

RAWALPINDI: A high-level huddle of the country's army leadership, chaired by Chief of the Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, expressed its determination to carry forward stability achieved through counter-terrorism operations, said a statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Monday.

CCC at GHQ. Forum thanked people of Pakistan for honouring Martyrs of Pakistan in a befitting manner on the eve of ‘National Defence and Martyrs Day 2018’ to whom we owe our peace and stability. (2 of 2). pic.twitter.com/9H9swpwHAa

— DG ISPR (@OfficialDGISPR) October 1, 2018

During the 214th Corps Commanders Conference, the military leadership also reviewed the geostrategic environment and the overall security situation of the country.

The statement by the military's media wing added that the army chief also briefed the forum regarding his recent trip to China. General Bajwa also lauded security forces and agencies for maintaining peace during Muharram

The forum further thanked people for "honouring martyrs in a befitting manner" on Defence Day on September 6.



 

On September 28, COAS and Director General, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lieutenant General Naveed Mukhtar called on Prime Minister Imran Khan. According to a statement released by the PM Office, “security and regional stability situation” came under discussion during the meeting.



On September 16, Gen Bajwa arrived in China on a three-day official visit. During the meeting, COAS reiterated that CPEC is the economic future of Pakistan and its security shall never be compromised.