King Abdullah awards Gen Qamar with Jordan's top military honour
ISPR says the COAS has reached Jordan on a three-day visit
King Abdullah awards Gen Qamar with Jordan's top military honour. PHOTO: ISPR
The king of Jordan Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussainon has awarded Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa with 'Order of the Military Merit' in recognition of his services for improving bilateral defence and security relations.
"General Qamar Javed Bajwa has reached Jordan on a three-day visit," the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement on Tuesday.
"Regional security situation and bilateral cooperation were discussed [on the occasion," the military's media wing added.
His majesty, the ISPR said, expressed earnest desire to enhance the cooperation between the two countries in multiple fields including security, defence production, education and investment opportunities.
Army determined to maintain stability achieved by counter-terror operations
Gen Qamar assured the Jordanian king that Pakistan has the highest regard for the country and would welcome any positive initiatives.
Earlier, the Army chief met Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff of Jordanian Armed Forces, Lt Gen Mahmoud Abdul Haleem Farihat and offered full cooperation in defence relations, training and joint exercises.
Lt Gen Farihat thanked Gen Qamar, and said that Jordan considers Pakistan to be one of the most reliable partners and is ready to take the relationship to the next level. "Both noted with satisfaction the convergence in strategic views and the considerable efforts towards improving peace and stability," the ISPR concluded.
"General Qamar Javed Bajwa has reached Jordan on a three-day visit," the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement on Tuesday.
"Regional security situation and bilateral cooperation were discussed [on the occasion," the military's media wing added.
His majesty, the ISPR said, expressed earnest desire to enhance the cooperation between the two countries in multiple fields including security, defence production, education and investment opportunities.
Army determined to maintain stability achieved by counter-terror operations
Gen Qamar assured the Jordanian king that Pakistan has the highest regard for the country and would welcome any positive initiatives.
Earlier, the Army chief met Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff of Jordanian Armed Forces, Lt Gen Mahmoud Abdul Haleem Farihat and offered full cooperation in defence relations, training and joint exercises.
Lt Gen Farihat thanked Gen Qamar, and said that Jordan considers Pakistan to be one of the most reliable partners and is ready to take the relationship to the next level. "Both noted with satisfaction the convergence in strategic views and the considerable efforts towards improving peace and stability," the ISPR concluded.